【外交部 Dr. Wu 中興大學開課啦👨🏫】
#外交部 吳部長3月26日應 國立中興大學法政學院邀請,參與10周年系列演講「法政論壇」,以 #台美關係與外交工作經驗談 為題,向校內師生演講。
吳部長金句不斷,就讓我們一同來看看吧❗️
📗外交策略:廣交朋友
吳部長提到,台灣外交的挑戰,尤其是軍事威脅、外交空間的壓縮、國內穩定安全的考量,最大的挑戰還是來自對岸,因此外交工作最重要的目標,就是結交更多的好朋友,透過結合 #友邦 及 #理念相近 的國家,與 #美國🇺🇸 #日本🇯🇵 #歐盟🇪🇺 #澳洲🇦🇺 #紐西蘭🇳🇿,以及 #加拿大🇨🇦等國家,積極努力,開拓國家間信賴關係。
📗互信基礎,得來不易
經過4-5年的努力,可以看到我國與美國、歐洲國家關係有著長足的進展,但是這樣的互信基礎,得來不易,也因為如此,我們與國際政要高層的對話,不應拿來媒體炒作,要真正談出成果時,讓民眾知道外交部真的讚👊。
📗台美合作,日益密切
台灣與美國近年來透過 #台美教育合作倡議 建立的華語教育的溝通平台,所以我們與哈佛大學簽約,並且邀請政界人士來台學習華語,另外透過 #台美經濟繁榮夥伴對話 深化經濟合作關係,以及 #全球合作暨訓練架構 (GCTF)使得台灣成為國際間 #非傳統安全 重要的核心。
📗爭取瞭解,獲得支持
沒有一個國家有義務支持台灣,我們必須主動積極去說服國際社會,台灣是可以信任的好夥伴,以及台灣對國際社會是正面的貢獻。並且要讓國際社會瞭解台灣身處對抗 #威權主義 擴張的第一線,要是失去台灣,就是失去重要的民主堡壘。
📌美國拜登總統上任之前,美國這樣稱呼我們
🔸Democratic success story 民主成功的故事
🔸A reliable partner 一個可信賴的夥伴
🔸A force for good in the world 世界良善的力量
📌拜登政府上任後,美國這樣形容我們
🔸A leading democracy 民主的領頭羊
🔸A critical economic and security partner 關鍵經濟和安全夥伴
除了外交部的努力,也需要台灣社會共同認知,才有今天的成果,也鼓勵參與演講的同學們,未來加入外交部的行列!
#部長說跟外館時差關係外交部常常加班
#加班啦哪次不加班
MOFA’s Dr Joseph Wu was in session yesterday, giving a talk on his experiences of diplomatic efforts in the #Taiwan-#US relationship on invitation from National Chung Hsing University in a series of lectures held to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the founding of the university’s College of Law and Politics. We’ve summarized some of the highlights for you below!
🔹Diplomatic Strategies: Make a lot of friends.
The biggest challenges for Taiwan in its diplomacy, according to Minister Wu, are those brought by the cross-strait issue, specifically the military threat to Taiwan, the attempt to shut down Taiwan’s opportunities for international diplomacy, and domestic security concerns. For this reason, one of the biggest objectives of Taiwan’s diplomatic strategy has been to make a broad range of good friends, building trust with diplomatic allies and like-minded countries and regions, such as the US, Japan, the EU, Australia, New Zealand and Canada.
🔹Building hard-won trust:
After 4-5 years of effort, we’ve seen significant progress in our relationship with the US and European countries, but this foundation of trust was hard won, and because of this, our discussions with top-ranking foreign leaders should not be taken as media fodder so that real results can be derived from these discussions. That way, the public can be reassured that the ministry is doing its job well.
🔹Ever-closer ties in Taiwan-US cooperation:
Through the Taiwan-US Education Initiative we’ve established a communication mechanism for Mandarin education programs, signed an agreement with Harvard University, and invited many figures from the political world to study Mandarin in Taiwan. Through the Taiwan-US Economic Prosperity Partnership Dialogue, we’ve also strengthened our economic cooperation, and the Global Cooperation and Training Framework has transformed Taiwan into a hub for the management of non-traditional security issues.
🔹Seeking understanding and gathering support:
No country has a duty to help Taiwan, so we must be proactive in convincing the international community that Taiwan is a trustworthy partner and that it has a positive contribution to make within this international community.
We must also get the international community to understand that Taiwan is on the front line in the fight against authoritarian expansionism, and that if Taiwan is lost, an important #BeaconOfDemocracy is lost with it.
Before US President Joe Biden took office, the US referred to Taiwan as a “democratic success story”, “a reliable partner” and “a force for good in the world.”
Since President Biden took office, the US has referred to Taiwan as “a leading democracy” and “a critical economic and security partner.”
In closing, Minister Wu stated that the successes achieved are not solely a result of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ efforts, but also of a common belief held by society in Taiwan, and he encouraged the students at the talk to join the ministry’s ranks in the future.
#RealFriends #RealProgress
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Vietnamese Party General Secretary and President Nguyễn Phú Trọng and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping agreed to step up result-oriented co-operation between the two countries during a phone call on Tuesday.
The call was held to mark Việt Nam’s 75th National Day (September 2), China’s 71st National Day (October 1), and the 70th anniversary of the establishment of the two countries’ diplomatic ties (January 18).
The Vietnamese leader emphasized that 2020 is an important milestone in bilateral diplomatic ties, and affirmed that over the past seven decades, friendship and co-operation have always been the main part of the relationship between Việt Nam and China throughout many ups and downs.
He noted that the two countries have held an array of co-operation activities in flexible forms since the beginning of this year, contributing to developing the bilateral comprehensive strategic co-operative partnership in a healthy and stable manner.
General Secretary Trọng suggested the two countries increase all-level and people-to-people exchanges and consolidate mutual trust and understanding to create a firm social foundation for bilateral ties.
He proposed the two sides work to address their existing problems, especially sea-related issues, in the spirit of common perceptions reached by leaders of the two Parties and countries, and in line with international law, contributing to maintaining a peaceful and stable environment for the development of each Party and country.
Trọng wished the Chinese people greater achievements in national development under the leadership of the Communist Party of China.
The Chinese leader congratulated Việt Nam for the huge achievements it has recorded over the past 75 years, saying he believes the Vietnamese people will attain even greater accomplishments in the cause of national construction and development under the leadership of the Communist Party of Việt Nam (CPV), and the CPV will successfully hold its 13th National Party Congress.
The Chinese Party and State attach great importance to traditional friendly neighborliness with Việt Nam, he said, pledging that China will continue to support Việt Nam to complete its role as a non-permanent member of the United Nations Security Council for 2020-2021, and ASEAN Chair in 2020.
Xi expressed his willingness to work with Việt Nam’s high-ranking leaders to intensify strategic exchanges and promote substantial and effective co-operation for more intensive and extensive development of the China-Việt Nam friendly neighborliness, bringing benefits to both peoples and contributing to maintaining peace and stability in the region and the world.
He also lauded the results Việt Nam has recorded in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as co-operation and co-ordination between the two countries in fighting the virus.
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Opinion | Ulterior Motives behind Opposition Camp's refusal to recognize HKSAR political system
HK Current
2020.09.03 11:39
By Athena Kung
In fact, the political system adopted by the HKSAR is executive-led. Under this structure, the executive authorities, legislature and judiciary complement each other, with built-in checks and balances.
In the year of 1840, Hong Kong was occupied by Britain after the Opium War. In accordance with the Sino-British Joint Declaration signed on 19th of December, 1984, the Chinese and British Governments had a hand-over ceremony on 1st of July, 1997, which marked the resumption of sovereignty by China over Hong Kong. Meanwhile, the HKSAR of the PRC was formally established. The Hong Kong Basic Law, which was adopted in April 1990 at the Third Session of the Seventh National People's Congress, formally came into effect. The Basic Law clearly states and defines the specifications as to how the high degree of autonomy as well as the political, economic, cultural and educational systems of the HKSAR to be run.
To comply with the Basic Law, since 1st of July 1997, the Chinese government has been carrying out the basic policies of "One country, Two systems," "administration of Hong Kong by the Hong Kong people" and "a high degree of autonomy" in the HKSAR. Under "One country, Two systems", even though China is a unified country and the mainland practices the socialist system, Hong Kong's previous capitalist system before 1st of July 1997 and way of life has been remaining unchanged for 50 years. To properly implement "administration of Hong Kong by the Hong Kong people", the HKSAR has all along been administering by the Hong Kong people on their own, and the central authorities have never sent officials to the HKSAR to fill any local official posts. To fulfill "a high degree of autonomy", apart from foreign and national defense affairs which should be administered by the central authorities, the HKSAR has fully enjoyed the power to decide all other matters within its autonomous jurisdiction. The central authorities has never interfered in affairs within the scope of autonomy of the HKSAR. All along, the HKSAR government has been making the final decisions on all matters within its autonomous jurisdiction as prescribed in the Basic Law.
Under the political system of the HKSAR, its major organs of power include the Chief Executive, the Government, the Legislative Council and the Court of Final Appeal. The Executive Council assists the Chief Executive in policy-making and advises the Chief Executive on matters relating to the introduction of bills and subsidiary legislation. Being independent agencies, both the Commission Against Corruption and the Audit Commission are directly accountable to the Chief Executive. In accordance with the conditions procedures as prescribed by law, the Chief Executive shall have the power to dismiss the legislative organs whereas the legislative organs shall have the power to impeach the Chief Executive and the administrative organs shall be accountable to the legislative organs. The Chief Executive, administrative and legislative organs shall supervise and cooperate with each other, which is however not the separation of powers as described by the Opposite Camps from time to time.
The Chief Executive of the HKSAR is both the head of the HKSAR and the head of the HKSAR government. His or her dual status enables him or her to have extensive functions and powers. The Chief Executive shall be selected from among residents of the HKSAR by election or through consultations held locally, and be appointed by the Central Government. Thus, the Chief Executive who is appointed by the Chinese Government to manage the HKSAR plays a very superior role in the HKSAR political system.
In short, the Chief Executive is responsible for implementing the Basic Law, signing bills and budgets, promulgating laws, making decisions on government policies and issuing Executive Orders. Article 48 of the Basic Law empowers the Chief Executive a variety of powers and functions:
" Article 48
The Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region shall exercise the following powers and functions:
(1) To lead the government of the Region;
(2)To be responsible for the implementation of this Law and other laws which, in accordance with this Law, apply in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region;
(3)To sign bills passed by the Legislative Council and to promulgate laws;
To sign budgets passed by the Legislative Council and report the budgets and final accounts to the Central People's Government for the record;
(4)To decide on government policies and to issue executive orders;
(5)To nominate and to report to the Central People's Government for appointment the following principal officials: Secretaries and Deputy Secretaries of Departments, Directors of Bureaux, Commissioner Against Corruption, Director of Audit, Commissioner of Police, Director of Immigration and Commissioner of Customs and Excise; and to recommend to the Central People's Government the removal of the above-mentioned officials;
(6)To appoint or remove judges of the courts at all levels in accordance with legal procedures;
(7)To appoint or remove holders of public office in accordance with legal procedures;
(8)To implement the directives issued by the Central People's Government in respect of the relevant matters provided for in this Law;
(9)To conduct, on behalf of the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, external affairs and other affairs as authorized by the Central Authorities;
(10) To approve the introduction of motions regarding revenues or expenditure to the Legislative Council;
(11)To decide, in the light of security and vital public interests, whether government officials or other personnel in charge of government affairs should testify or give evidence before the Legislative Council or its committees;
(12)To pardon persons convicted of criminal offences or commute their penalties; and
(13)To handle petitions and complaints.
Indeed, the judicial independence plays a vital role to ensure that the acts and policies of the executive and the legislature fully comply with the Basic Law whereas all fundamental rights and freedoms to be enjoyed by all Hong Kong citizens in accordance with the law can be completely safeguarded. However, from the point of view of separation of powers, the relationship between the executive, legislature and judiciary in the HKSAR should be one of mutual-supervision, checks and balances. It is purely a kind of division of work.
The Opposition Camps has been keeping on refusing to recognize the executive leadership role played by the Chief Executive in accordance with the Basic Law. On the other hand, they intentionally and wrongly deny the executive-led political system adopted in the HKSAR so as to weaken the powers, functions and authorities of the Chief Executive. At the same time, they have been trying their best to expand the powers of the Legislative Council. Clearly, the Opposition Camp aims at making a change in the political system of the HKSAR, namely from executive-led to legislative-led in the hope of controlling the whole HKSAR Government once they can obtain more than 35 seats in the Legislative Council Election. Such step is a common strategy adopted in “Colour Revolutions” instigated by the U.S. Government. In reality, the Opposition Camp has been keeping on spreading rumors to provoke the public's hatred towards the Chief Executive so as to crack down the prestige of the executive-led system in the HKSAR and achieve its ultimate goal of Hong Kong Independence.
The author is Barrister-at-law.
The views don't necessarily reflect those of Orange News.
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