Lai Ching-te

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I thank the king for supporting the establishment of a Taiwan Industrial Innovation Park in Eswatini.

Through mutual assistance and exchanges, the countries would uphold the rule of law and create a safer environment for their peoples.

A president's power comes from the people's trust; a president's responsibility is to unite our strengths and lead the country forward.

Taiwan's light comes from the wisdom and diligence of our people; from the innovations of our industries; from our choice to share our successes with the world.

We must become a "city upon a hill," built with courage and confidence.

The goal... was to ensure that prosperity was reflected not only in production and exports, but also in better pay and lighter burdens for families.

We will not rule out options solely for ideological reasons, nor will we compromise the sustainability of future generations for short-term gains.

We cannot rely on just one guardian mountain; we must ensure that all sectors join together to form a chain of guardian mountains.

Taiwan Can Help' is not just a slogan. It is a commitment -- our willingness to share our capabilities and shoulder responsibility.

We are open to exchanges, but will not accept subordination.