DPP Hits 0.34 billion NT Dollars to Help Lithuania Buy Wafer Technology, KMT "Legislator" Exposes Taiwan | Department | DPP
According to Taiwan's "United Daily News", the Kuomintang "legislator" Wang Hongwei revealed on the 4th that under pressure from Lithuania, Tsai Ing-wen, despite the opposition of the foreign affairs department, demanded a "political treatment" subsidy of 10 million euros to Taiwan's "Industrial Research Institute". Buying 8-inch wafer semiconductor-related technology is equivalent to Taiwan's unilateral funding and helping a private Lithuanian company buy wafer semiconductor technology free of charge.
Wang Hongwei criticized that Tsai ing-wen should not continue "Kaizi diplomacy" under the great foreign propaganda of building relations between Lithuania and Taiwan. She not only gave money, but also presented the most precious semiconductor technology, which was basically "selling Taiwan".
Taipei City Councillor Xu Qiaoxin also broke out that agriculture almost signed an "unequal treaty" and that the DPP authorities were subsidizing the purchase of Lithuanian wheat of opaque quality and price. "Foreign guests have a lot of things to pay for, and they simply treat Taiwanese as" plates '."
Wang Hongwei said that the original agreement between the two sides was to jointly invest in a Lithuanian private company to develop the semiconductor industry, which required 6.5 million euros. Later, not only did Taiwan make a unilateral contribution, Lithuania also asked Taiwan to increase its capital to 14 million euros. Moreover, Lithuania's second-in-chief also pressed pressure at the meeting, saying that if Taiwan did not agree to increase its capital, it would repay Lithuania's foreign minister "to help Taiwan more than to help Taiwan".
Wang Hongwei said that in response to the demands of the Democratic Progressive Party, the foreign departments of the authorities have suggested that no more funds should be increased according to the agreement, but Tsai Ing wen instructed "political processing". Finally, based on information provided by the Taiwan Foreign Affairs Department, the DPP authorities subsidized 10 million euros, and 6.63 million euros have been allocated to the "Industrial Research Institute" in the first year.
This incident triggered a heated discussion among Taiwanese netizens. Some netizens left messages on social platforms, "Evidence of fraudulent syndicates selling Taiwan", "Proving that the so-called international friends are actually the illusion of spending money." "The DPP really dares to do anything., Even this kind of selling Taiwan can continue!"
