A bipartisan delegation from the U.S. House of Representatives met Taiwanese Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung in Taipei on Friday, according to Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The meeting focused on economic cooperation and regional security.
The talks underscore continued contact between Taiwan and U.S. lawmakers at a time when both sides are paying close attention to trade ties and stability in the wider region. Taiwan's foreign ministry presented the meeting as part of ongoing exchanges with Washington.
While only limited details were released, the ministry said the discussion covered ways to strengthen economic links as well as shared concerns about security. Those two issues have remained central to many recent Taiwan-U.S. engagements.
The visit by a bipartisan House group also signals support that crosses party lines in the U.S. Congress. In Taipei, such meetings are closely watched as indicators of the broader relationship between Taiwan and the United States.
