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Taiwan affairs representive fromChina arrives in Taipei

China's Taiwan Affairs Office spokesman has arrived in Taipei at the head of a media group on a trip to enhance understanding of the territory.

Li Weiyi and 11 members of the All-China Journalists' Association are on a visit that's expected to enhance understanding and strengthen bilateral relations.

Taiwan's cabinet-level Mainland Affairs Council, which formulates Taipei's China policy, has welcomed Mr Li's inclusion in the media tour, which it has approved.

30/04/2002 21:20:51 | ABC Radio Australia News

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