Plaque Marking the Taoyuan-Long Beach Sister City Agreement
Updated at 2024-05-02
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Long Beach boasts the second-largest seaport in the United States and, like Taoyuan, serves as a vital hub for the logistics and aerospace industries. The two cities share a close and interactive relationship, with Taoyuan delegations having visited Long Beach several times to engage in in-depth exchanges on education, tourism, and industries. The two cities officially became sister cities in 2022, marking Taoyuan as Long Beach's first sister city in 15 years and the first-ever Taiwanese city to become sister cities with Long Beach. The plaque pictured in the image above commemorates Taoyuan and Long Beach becoming sister cities on December 15, 2022 (December 14 in Long Beach).
Name
Plaque Marking the Taoyuan-Long Beach Sister City Agreement
Giver
Robert Garcia, Mayor, City of Long Beach
Friendly States
United States
City
City of Long Beach, Los Angeles County, California
Alliance Date: December 15, 2022
Language: English
Area: 208 square kilometers
Population: Approx. 450,000 people
Main Industries/Features: Long Beach is the 2nd largest city in Los Angeles County and the 7th largest in the state of California. Petroleum is a significant development sector in the city, and the Long Beach Port is one of the world's top-ranking ports in terms of throughput, providing a large proportion of job opportunities for California. Regarding city policies, there is a special emphasis on social welfare, including public health, psychological care, and improving the living environment for the elderly.
Size
L26cm W31cm H2cm
Category
Wooden Objects
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