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POLITICS & POLICY • TAIWAN

Agreement creates program for U.S. employees to work in Taiwan offices

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A newly signed agreement will let U.S. officials study Mandarin before working alongside Taiwanese counterparts for up to a year, The Epoch Times reports.

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Why it matters

The program involves U.S. officials working with Taiwan’s government, but the supplied report does not describe its scale or broader effects on U.S.-Taiwan relations.

What happens next

Participants are expected to study Mandarin and then work alongside Taiwanese counterparts for up to a year. The report gives no start date or participant count.

When the program begins

How many officials take part and which offices are involved