Taiwan ready to help Ukraine modernize digital infrastructure as part of aid to rebuild Ukraine after the war. In particular, it is planned to modernize in such areas as distance learning. This was stated by the Minister of Digital Technologies of Taiwan Audrey Tan, who is on a visit to Lithuania, according to Voice of America..

“Taiwan has already provided humanitarian aid to Ukraine in the form of generators, equipment and so on, but we are also thinking about digital aid,” Tang said..

“We want to provide Ukraine with the same opportunities that have created a transcultural learning community in Taiwan with very diverse people,” she explained..

Taiwan has not had official talks with the Ukrainian government on digital cooperation, the minister said, but maintains personal ties with Ukrainian counterparts..

While in Vilnius, Audrey Tan laid a wreath at the graves of Lithuanian civilians who died in January 1991 while defending the Vilnius TV tower from being captured by Soviet paratroopers.

Taiwan opened a representative office in Vilnius in November 2021, irritating China, which considers the island as part of its territory.. China lowered diplomatic relations with Vilnius, prompting the Lithuanian government to withdraw its diplomats from Beijing.

Earlier it was reported that Taiwan is looking for investors to help it create its own satellite Internet system, similar to the Starlink system that played an important role during the Russian invasion of Ukraine.. This should help him defend against a possible Chinese attack..