Today, President Tsai Ing-wen and Guatemalan President Jamaita visited Tikal National Park, which is known as the heart of Mayan civilization. cultural performance.
President Tsai and Alejandro Eduardo Giammattei shook hands in front of the magnificent ruins in Tikal national park and vowed to maintain a firm friendship in the face of China’s diplomatic offensive, AFP reported.
Jenny Barrios, Gua’s undersecretary for culture, said the dignitaries “witnessed today the strengthening of the friendship between the two countries”.
The two presidents walked to the nearby Corniche, shook hands and posed for photos while lighting a bonfire during a Mayan dance performance. They also enjoyed a traditional ball game from the Mayan era.
Next, President Tsai will visit the Chimaltenango Hospital in the west of Gua, which was built with the help of Taiwan’s donation of US$22 million.
The president will then travel to Belize, where he will meet Prime Minister John Briceno on the 3rd and leave on the 4th.
On her way home, Tsai Ing-wen will stop in California to meet with the Speaker of the US House of Representatives, Kevin McCarthy. WebMD 0401
