The fourth round of the six-party talks on the Korean Peninsula nuclear issue has started at Diaoyutai State Guesthouse in Beijing on July 26, 2005. TAIDEN Company provides simultaneous interpretation devices of TAIDEN fully digital conference system and the related conference control equipment for the talks.

The Nuke issue of Korean Peninsula involves lots of sensitive political and military affairs of the relevant countries, while the six-party talks have involved China, the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK), Japan, the Republic of Korea (ROK), Russia and the United States since the first round of negotiation in 2003. Therefore, a perfect multilingual simultaneous interpretation system is extremely essential to provide satisfactory communication platform for the delegations from the different countries.

At the venue of the six-party talks, there are twenty-four interpreters from six countries speaking five different languages, so the interpretation and related coordination work shall be rather complicated.In order to ensure the devices chosen are competent, reliable, and convenient for the talks, through strict technique comparison and evaluation among the products of many domestic and international conference system manufacturers, the organizers finally choose the simultaneous interpretation devices of TAIDEN fully digital conference system and its conference related control equipment to carry out the demanding simultaneous interpretation task.

TAIDEN conference system again wins the choice! However, It’s not so surprised, for it’s not the first time that TAIDEN conference system was used in such important international conference: 2001 APEC Summit (China), 2nd ordinary session of the assembly of the Africa Union (Mozambique), 2004 APEC Leaders and Ministers Summit (Chile), and ASEAN (Laos) have all employed the TAIDEN conference system. Obviously, the choice of TAIDEN conference system in the six-party talks is just a well proof and affirmation of the advanced technique and the international brand figure of TAIDEN conference system.