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No Slovakian visit planned, despite reports: ministry
By Lu Yi-hsuan
and Jonathan Chin / Staff reporter
and staff writer, with CNA
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs yesterday said it does not expect high-ranking Slovakian officials to visit Taiwan soon, despite a report from the Central News Agency (CNA).
Following an online dialogue last week among the government-funded Institute for National Defense and Security Research, the Slovak Foreign Policy Association and the Central European Institute of Asian Studies (CEIAS), CNA reported that the Slovakian government intended to deepen relations with Taiwan.
Citing CEIAS executive director Matej Simalcik, CNA reported that the Slovakian government was especially interested after Czech Senate President Milos Vystrcil’s visit to Taiwan in August last year attracted lots of attention in Slovakia.