Premier Su said he had asked President Tsai to appoint a new Cabinet so she could bring in new people. Read more at straitstimes.com.
TAIPEI - Taiwan Premier Su Tseng-chang submitted his resignation along with that of his Cabinet to President Tsai Ing-wen on Thursday ahead of a widely expected government reshuffle, but there was no immediate word about his successor.in November, and comes as Taiwan gears up for presidential and parliamentary elections in early 2024.
Cabinet spokesman Lo Ping-cheng said in a separate statement that Mr Su and his Cabinet would formally step down once Ms Tsai had confirmed their replacements. Mr Su, 75, had originally submitted his resignation after the November poll losses, but Ms Tsai asked him to stay on.Mr Su, who has served as premier since 2019, is known for his pithy remarks and slick, often humorous, social media presence. He has also been repeatedly critical of China, calling the country an “evil neighbour” last August as Beijing carried out war games around the island.
Taiwan’s Vice-President William Lai had pledged on Wednesday to maintain the peaceful status quo with China, but also to defend Taiwan, as he took the helm at the DPP ahead of an expected presidential run.
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