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1. Mr. Wu discussing with Kiwanis members and Phil Smith (far left), Vice President of the club and long-time friend of Taiwan.
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News & Events >> 2007

Kiwanis Club of Atlanta Welcomes TECO Director General

April 12, 2007

On Tuesday, April 10, 2007, Mr. R.C. Wu, Director General of Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Atlanta was invited to the Kiwanis Club of Atlanta to address a crowd of about 200 members on the success of Taiwan and its relations with China and the United States. The Kiwanis Club of Atlanta was established in 1918 and is a professional and community service organization whose members are devoted to the strengthening of international goodwill. Mr. Wu was invited by the club secretary, Mrs. Nancy Bedford and Vice President of the club, Mr. Phil Smith, who also happens to be a long-time friend of Annette Lu, Vice President of Taiwan.

Mr. Wu’s speech was entitled The Role of Taiwan in China’s Rising. Mr. Wu also used the subtitle, Taiwan, a Successful Story, which is a reference to comments by Secretary General Colin Powell on Taiwan’s unprecedented growth and achievements. The Director General engaged the Kiwanis audience with a PowerPoint presentation which outlined the politics and unique culture of Taiwan. Mr. Wu emphasized Taiwan’s role as a model for China in China’s necessary transformation into a democracy and outlined the possible threats of a “rising” communist China. The three main threats that Mr. Wu focused on were China’s reputation for squandering resources, their frustration of democratic growth in the region, and their potentially dangerous military hegemony in accordance with their double-digit military budget growth. In addition, Mr. Wu highlighted the concern that China’s increasing exports undercut the bourgeoning economies of third-world countries.

Many members stayed after the meeting’s adjournment to discuss with Mr. Wu and express their appreciation for his presentation.


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