SVG’s Embassy in Taiwan is three years old
PRIME MINISTER Dr Ralph Gonsalves (centre), celebrates the third anniversary of the establishment of St Vincent and the Grenadines’ Embassy in Taiwan, with a Vincentian contingent in Taiwan.
Press Release
August 16, 2022

SVG’s Embassy in Taiwan is three years old

ST VINCENT and the Grenadines’ Ambassador to the Republic of China on Taiwan Andrea Bowman, has lauded the work of the SVG’s Embassy in Taiwan, in this, its third year.

Ambassador Bowman, speaking at a ceremony to commemorate the occasion, said “it’s an exciting time for the Embassy”, which was officially opened on August 8, 2019 in Taipei.

The ceremony was attended by dignitaries, Vincentian students studying in Taiwan, Cultural Ambassador Peggy Carr and Prime Minister Dr Ralph Gonsalves and his visiting delegation to Taiwan.

Gonsalves used the opportunity to point to the deep ties between the Republic of China on Taiwan and St Vincent and the Grenadines and to remind Vincentians that though this country has gone through a challenging period of “dislocations, convulsions … on a backdrop of a legacy of underdevelopment”, it is still a time to find respair or fresh hope.

The event also saw a series of cultural performances. The Embassy represents Vincentians and Vincentian interests with a view to strengthening bi-lateral relations with Taiwan.

On November 1, 2021, the Embassy received the Republic of China Chamber of Commerce Golden Merchants’ Award for being the Most Outstanding Foreign Embassy and Mission in Taiwan. (API)