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Seminar on Taiwan's International Issues was Held

July 12, 2003

The Information Division of the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Atlanta (TECO) and the Chinese-American Academic and Professional Association in the Southeastern United States co-sponsored a seminar on international issues facing Taiwan on July 19th and 20th in Atlanta. The seminar was a part of the annual meeting program of the CAPASUS. The two day conference was held at Atlanta Marriott at Perimeter Center.

University of Miami Professor June Dreyer spoke on “Taiwan’s Participation in the WHO and the Case of SARS” and “The Cross-Strait Relations since Chen Shui-bian Became President.” Robert Sutter, Visiting Professor in the School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University, delivered lectures entitled “China-US balance in Asia and Taiwan’s future” and “ Bush’s dual normalization with Beijing and Taipei—status and outlook.”

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