關於 taiwan climate partnership ，我們在網路上蒐集到這些相關的討論、資訊與評價

聖文森認為納入台灣 世界必然受益

聖文森總理龔薩福認為新時代需要新的解決方案，而不是過時的霸權壓制，台灣向來是令人欽佩的經濟奇蹟、是一個蓬勃發展的民主國家，有權利要求有意義參與相關國際機構，將台灣納入需要多邊協調合作的全球議題之中，世界必然受益。

台灣的夥伴價值，值得聯合國重視。
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Thanks to Prime Minister Ralph Gonsalves of #StVincentAndTheGrenadines for his call for #Taiwan's inclusion in global bodies at the #UNGA76 General Debate:

"It is high time for this United Nations and its agencies to cease their exclusion of Taiwan from meaningful participation. Surely, the world will benefit from Taiwan’s inclusion in global bodies such as the World Health Assembly, the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, the International Civil Aviation Organization, and INTERPOL. Concerted, multi-lateral cooperation on global matters such as health, climate change, civil aviation, crime, and so forth requires all hands on deck, metaphorically speaking. Taiwan is a relatively small, but legitimate, political expression of the magnificent Chinese civilization; it has been an impressive economic miracle; it is a thriving democracy; and it has a right to ask for meaningful inclusion in the relevant global institutions. New times demand fresh solutions, not old-fashioned hegemonic responses."

Taiwan's vision of global partnership can serve as a valuable reference for the UN.

史瓦帝尼認為排除台灣違反聯合國憲章

史瓦帝尼總理戴克禮敦促聯合國考慮讓台灣有意義的參與，尤其是WHO、ICAO及UNFCCC，納入台灣，聯合國才有希望實現它的目標，平等顧及各會員國的利益。

自疫情以來，台灣持續向世界各國分享經驗與資源，與聯合國會員國一起實現聯合國大會主題，將台灣排除在聯合國這個理應服務全球公民的體系之外，並歧視台灣人民，嚴重違反聯合國憲章不可撼動的原則。

台灣的夥伴價值，值得聯合國重視。
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Thanks to #Eswatini Prime Minister Cleopas Dlamini for his words backing #Taiwan's meaningful participation in UN systems at #UNGA76:

"The persistent exclusion of the Republic of China (Taiwan) from the United Nations and the discrimination of its citizens in a system meant to serve international citizens, is a gross violation of the unshakeable principles of the UN Charter. Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, Taiwan, in solidarity with UN Member States, made a significant contribution in realizing the theme of this year's session.

Eswatini would again this year continue to urge the United Nations to consider the meaningful participation of Taiwan, especially in the World Health Organisation, the International Civil Aviation Authority and the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. With this inclusion of Taiwan, it is our hope that the UN will be living up to its objectives and equally serving the interests of all its member states.

The path to 2030 on the attainment of the UN SDGs was dented as a result of the pandemic, and Taiwan, adhering to the principle of leaving no one behind, shared its disease prevention expertise and experience with more than 80 countries and further assisted 40 countries make headway in ICT, agriculture, education and health.

Furthermore this year, in demonstrating that 'Taiwan Can Help, and Taiwan is Helping', Taiwan continued to send medical assistance, in the form of medical specialists and protective equipment for Eswatini’s health sector. It is in this light that we call upon for the recognition of Taiwan's efforts for the global well-being.

Lastly, the Kingdom of Eswatini can attest to the fact that Taiwan is an indispensable partner and would, if given an opportunity, play a meaningful role in the global body."

Taiwan's vision of global partnership can serve as a valuable reference for the UN.

#PartnershipForTheGoals

【vGCTF：強化全球及各國防災韌性】

AIT處長孫曉雅今天偕同科技部部長吳政忠、外交部次長曾厚仁、日本台灣交流協會代表泉裕泰、英國在台辦事處代表鄧元翰，以及澳洲辦事處代表露珍怡共同參加全球合作暨訓練架構線上國際研討會(vGCTF)「強化全球及各國防災韌性」。

AIT處長孫曉雅於開幕致詞中強調：「在救災與災害應變的議題上，美國會致力與我們的夥伴攜手合作。在英國康瓦爾舉行的七國峰會（G7）中，拜登總統與合作夥伴一同宣布了他們對全球基礎建設發展的一致願景，並共同推出了『重建更好世界』（Build Back Better World）倡議。『重建更好世界』是一項價值導向、高標準、透明的基礎建設夥伴關係，目的在動員基礎建設投資，將其導入中低收入國家，以支持這些地方各項基礎建設的永續發展，包括氣候、衛生與衛生安全、科技、及兩性公平與性別平等等領域。這些都是缺一不可的關鍵要素，能夠大大增進各社會與經濟體的防災韌性。」

Today, AIT Director Sandra Oudkirk, Minister of Science and Technology Wu Tsung-Tsong, Deputy Foreign Minister Tseng Ho-jen, Japan-Taiwan Exchange Association Chief Representative Hiroyasu Izumi, British Office Representative John Dennis, and Australia Office Representative Jennifer Bloomfield participated in a virtual Global Cooperation and Training Framework (GCTF) workshop titled “Building Disaster Resilience at Global and National Levels.” In her opening remarks, Director Oudkirk highlighted, “The United States is committed to working with partners on disaster relief and response. At the G7 meeting in Cornwall, President Biden and partners announced a unified vision for global infrastructure development and introduced the Build Back Better World initiative. Build Back Better World is a value-driven, high-standard, and transparent infrastructure partnership aimed at mobilizing infrastructure investments in low- and middle-income countries to support sustainable infrastructure development in the areas of climate, health and health security, technology, and gender equity and equality.”