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What do President Tsai Ing-wen, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and milk tea all have in common? They were the subject of the viral ‘Milk Tea Alliance’ meme created by the Taiwan Digital Diplomacy Association (TDDA).
Today’s guest is TDDA Founder and President Kuo Chia-yo (郭家佑). In this episode, we discuss TDDA's efforts to increase Taiwan’s exposure and how significant digital diplomacy is for Taiwan moving forward. Not sure what digital diplomacy actually is? Chia-yo will be unpacking all the necessary terms and strategies. She’ll also share how she got into digital diplomacy and introduce some of TDDA’s projects, like the Ukraine Cybersecurity Civil Action Guidebook and the 'Milk Tea Alliance'.
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