Taiwanese Drama Series to be aired on SVGTV
THE “New World” drama series
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January 25, 2019

Taiwanese Drama Series to be aired on SVGTV

VINCENTIANS ARE about to learn much more about the Taiwan’s culture following the signing of an agreement between the Embassy of the Republic of China (Taiwan), and SVG Broadcasting Corporation to air a Taiwanese drama series on SVG TV.

AMBASSADOR CALVIN Ho

The signing ceremony to air the drama series “The New World” took place on Thursday, January 17 at the Taiwanese Embassy between Managing Director of SVGTV Paul Macleish and Ambassador Calvin Ho.

The “New World” drama series will be televised at 8:00 pm every Friday beginning February 1 and will be re-broadcast Wednesdays at 5:30 pm.

Ambassador Ho told the media that “the Taiwanese drama series has been broadcast all over the world.” The Ambassador expressed elation with the commencement of the new drama series here and said “the drama series is definitely part of the cultural exchange,” stressing that one of the Embassy’s most important duties is the promotion of cultural exchange.

Ambassador Ho said this is just the first series and in the future the Embassy looks forward to bringing more.

KEISHA BILLINGY, Marketing Manager of SVGTV

Former News Editor of SVGTV, Keisha Phillips in her remarks said, “it is heartening to see SVGBC continuing to keep its mission, by providing high quality and excellent programming to its audience in St Vincent and the Grenadines.” Phillips also took the opportunity to applaud the ROC (Taiwan) for the step taken to partner with SVGBC to bring this program to the shores of St. Vincent and the Grenadines; she noted too that this will aid in helping Vincentians to learn more about the culture of Taiwan.

Phillips also recognized the contribution the ROC (Taiwan) has made to the growth and development of St Vincent and the Grenadines through “various activities, initiatives and projects; especially educationally and culturally.”

Keisha Phillips, Former News Editor of SVGTV

Marketing Manager of SVGTV, Keisha Billingy said the presentation would be in English and this would make it easier for most Vincentians to view. Billingy revealed that the program consists of 24 episodes and said, “this is the beginning of what we hope to be a successful partnership with the ROC (Taiwan).”

Members of the media were given a first preview of the Drama Series, “The New World”, which promises to be filled with suspense, action and drama.