Mayor Chiang Meets with the Mayor of Belmopan, Belize, Focusing on Smart City Development and Technological Cooperation to Strengthen Bilateral Municipal Exchanges
Publish Date：2026-03-19Last Updated：2026-04-09
During the meeting, Mayor Chiang remarked that the strong relationship between the two cities lies in their people. Noting that both he and Mayor Cawich are fathers of three children, he observed that they share common perspectives on family and the upbringing of the next generation. At present, Mayor Cawich’s two sons are studying and working in Taipei, serving as living examples of the close ties between the two cities. Mayor Chiang expressed his desire to strengthen educational exchanges and encourage more outstanding young individuals from Belmopan to pursue studies and training in Taipei.
Mayor Cawich responded warmly, stating that his return visit had allowed him to gain a deeper appreciation of Taiwan’s culture and cuisine, both of which reinforced his sense of the familial bond between the two cities. He also expressed his gratitude for the donation of firefighting equipment provided by the Taipei City Government, noting that a shipment had been arranged and is currently en route to Belize.
Mayor Chiang indicated his willingness to share information and resources, and both sides discussed the potential of civil servant and technological exchanges. Mayor Cawich also extended a cordial invitation for Mayor Chiang to visit Belmopan at a later date to expand municipal cooperation through on-site observation and direct exchanges.
At the conclusion of the meeting, the two sides exchanged commemorative gifts. Mayor Chiang presented a premium Taiwanese whisky as a gift for Mayor Cawich, showcasing Taiwan’s refined alcohol-making techniques, and Mayor Cawich presented a custom-engraved book cover in return, bringing the meeting to a warm and successful conclusion.