Taipei [Taiwan] Sep 21 (ANI) Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) has sharply criticised Beijing after a planned Taiwanese art exhibition in Kazakhstan was suddenly scrapped, accusing China of interfering in cultural exchanges to further isolate Taiwan. Curated by Taiwanese artist and curator Wang Chun-chi, it was set to feature works from eight Taiwanese artists, including Chen Yung-hsien. The museum unexpectedly terminated the contract, citing a 'month-long renovation', as reported by Focus Taiwan. The ministry did not clarify if it would seek financial compensation from Kazakhstan, as cited by Focus Taiwan. 'China's repeated attempts to restrict Taiwan will not stop us from deepening cooperation across all sectors,' the ministry stated.