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TAIPEI, Taiwan — and BARRIGADA, Guam — For locations that have diplomatic and other relations with Taiwan, the country nurtures bilateral relations and assists in various ways.

MELEKEOK and KOROR — Hundreds of new businesses are licensed to open this year in Palau. While no official announcement of an opening date has been made, among them will be the newest venture of Western Caroline Trading Co. — one of the oldest businesses in Palau.

United Airlines has applied to the U.S. Department of Transportation for slots on the Guam-Haneda, Tokyo route of five weekly flights.

The Department of Public Works will be holding a public meeting on the Guam Transportation Improvement Plan (GTIP) on Monday, Sept. 25, 2023.

Gov. Lourdes A. Leon Guerrero will announce Human Resource Professionals Week from Sept. 25 to Sept. 29 and SHRM Day at a Sept. 26 proclamation signing.

The Guam Chamber of Commerce opposed the 37th Guam Legislature’s Bill No. 118-37 – introduced by Sen. Roy Quinata – which seeks to tax sugar-sweetened beverages and create a sports facilities fund. The public hearing for the bill was held on Sept. 21.