The Institute of Diplomacy and International Affairs (IDIA) was formally inaugurated on September 1, 2012 following the reorganization of the central government. It was originally established in January 1969 as the Foreign Service Training Institute (FSTI) before being renamed the Foreign Service Institute (FSI) in May 1971.
This includes six-month professional courses for newly recruited diplomats, three-day introductory classes for diplomatic volunteers, and two-week training courses for new alternative military service conscripts.
In a fast-changing world, it is important for every country to increase the awareness of its citizens to face the ever-increasing challenges and opportunities.
From October 17 to October 21, 2024, the participants of the “2024 Pacific Islands Leadership Program” embarked on a 5-day visit to southe ...More
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The “Pacific Islands Leadership Program with Taiwan (PILP),” co-organized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Taiwan and the East-West Cen ...More
Special Ministerial Address by Dr. Jaushieh Joseph Wu Minister of Foreign Affairs, R.O.C (Taiwan) at the 25th Forum 2000 Conference October 12, 2021 Building Back Democratically in the Post-Pandemic Era: Promoting Cooperation and Shared Vigilance
