Wang Cheng-teng () is a

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politician. He currently serves as the Deputy Minister of the

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Council of Agriculture Deputy Ministry

Rural Development Foundation promotion on agricultural policies of Mainland China

In June 2009, Wang told to the

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legislators that the COA had commissioned the Rural Development Foundation to research information on Mainland Chinese agriculture to help cross-strait development, after the accusation that the foundation website only promoted Mainland China's agriculture policies instead of assisting agriculture development in foreign countries.

9th Asia Pacific Poultry Conference

During the opening ceremony of the 9th Asia Pacific Poultry Conference held in

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on 20 March 2011, Wang said that the conference will facilitate international exchanges and scientific collaboration in poultry breeding. It will also help Taiwanese poultry industry.

Council of Agriculture policy explanatory hearing on US beef controversy

In April 2012, Wang was the chairman for the Council of Agriculture policy explanatory hearing in

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on US beef controversy. The council hosted the event to explain the government's policy on US beef to the public and also to listen to what the public had to say. The event was held with the assistance with private foundations.

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