A bipartisan U-S congressional delegation led by Republican Congresswoman
Young Kim has arrived for a three-day visit.

The delegation will meet with President Lai Ching-te for talks on ways to
strengthen bilateral ties.

It will also been meeting with Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung as well as
other senior government officials to discuss US-Taiwan trade and investment
relations and regional security,

The foreign ministry calls Kim a staunch supporter of Taiwan in the U-S
Congress who has introduced several Taiwan-related bills in recent years,
including the Taiwan Non-Discrimination Act and the Deter PRC Aggression
Against Taiwan Act.

The American Institute in Taiwans says the delegation is visiting Taiwan as
part of a broader trip to the Indo-Pacific region.

The visit is intended to "underscore the U-S commitment to its partnership
with Taiwan and reaffirm our shared commitment to strengthening a Free and
Open Indo-Pacific.