鄭麗文與谷立言會面 強調共同維護區域和平與穩定

【互傳媒／記者 張玉泰／台北 報導】中國國民主席鄭麗文今日於中央部接見美國在台協會（AIT）處長谷立言（Raymond Greene）一行，雙方就臺美關係與兩岸情勢等議題廣泛交換意見，會談氣氛十分良好融洽。

▲鄭麗文與谷立言會面，強調共同維護區域和平與穩定。

鄭麗文表示，臺美關係至關重要，期盼美方持續給予理解與支持，並強調，唯有透過穩定的溝通與互信，方能共同維護區域的和平與穩定。

谷立言處長重申，美國從來不尋求台海對抗或衝突，當前首要目標是避免戰爭，並確保任何兩岸分歧的處理皆以和平、無脅迫的方式進行。鄭主席對此充分認同，雙方一致認為，兩岸和平不僅攸關區域穩定，更是全球和平不可或缺的關鍵；任何對現狀的改變，皆應尊重兩岸人民的意願。

雙方一致認為，兩岸和平不僅攸關區域穩定，更是全球和平不可或缺的關鍵；任何對現狀的改變，皆應尊重兩岸人民的意願，雙方強調兩岸分歧須以和平、不受脅迫且兩岸人民都能接受的方式解決。

國民表示，雙方對於能就多項議題進行開放而建設性的對話，均表達高度肯定，並重申將持續保持溝通與合作。谷立言並於會中邀請鄭麗文於未來適當時機訪問華府，雙方對後續交流均深表期待。

與會人員：
美方： 美國在台協會處長 谷立言（Raymond Greene）；政治組組長 羅峻平（Michael Pignatello）；政治組政治官 江俠瑾（Shayma Jannat）
我方： 中國國民主席 鄭麗文；台北論壇基金會董事長 蘇宏達；中國國民國際部主任 董佳瑜

KMT Chair Cheng Li-wun Meets with AIT Director Raymond Greene

KMT Chair Cheng Li-wun today received American Institute in Taiwan (AIT) Director Raymond Greene and his colleagues at KMT Headquarters for a cordial and highly pleasant exchange on U.S.–Taiwan relations and Cross-strait issues.

Chair Cheng underscored that the relationship between Taiwan and the United States is of vital importance, and expressed her hope for continued U.S. understanding and support. She emphasized that sustained dialogue and mutual trust are essential to maintaining peace and stability across the region.

Director Greene reaffirmed that the United States does not seek confrontation or conflict across the Taiwan Strait, stressing that Washington’s top priority is to avoid war and to ensure that any resolution of cross-strait differences remains peaceful and free from coercion. Chair Cheng fully shared this view, and both sides agreed that cross-strait peace is not only crucial to regional stability but also indispensable to global peace. They also shared the belief that any change to the status quo must respect the will of people on both sides of the Strait.

The meeting took place in an exceptionally warm, friendly, and constructive atmosphere. Both sides expressed appreciation for the open and substantive dialogue and reaffirmed their shared commitment to continued communication and cooperation.

Director Greene also extended an invitation for Chair Cheng to visit Washington in the future, and both sides expressed their anticipation of further exchanges.