Zhongzheng District - Republic of China Government Institutions

Republic of China Government Institutions

  • Presidential Office Building
  • Executive Yuan
  • Legislative Yuan
  • Judicial Yuan
  • Control Yuan
  • Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Republic of China)
  • Ministry of the Interior (Republic of China)
  • Ministry of National Defense (Republic of China)
  • Ministry of Economic Affairs (Republic of China)
  • Ministry of Finance (Republic of China)
  • Ministry of Education (Republic of China)
  • Ministry of Transportation and Communications (Republic of China)
  • Ministry of Justice (Republic of China)
  • Central Bank of the Republic of China (Taiwan)
  • Supreme Court of the Republic of China
  • Taiwan High Court
  • National Youth Commission
  • Central Weather Bureau
  • National Immigration Agency
  • National Police Agency (Republic of China)

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