Taiwan international cooperation 結果共112筆

The Wei Chuan Dragons visited South Korea to engage with the LG Twins, exploring cooperation and fan culture. They aim to enhance fan experiences and event management.

Taiwan’s Executive Yuan approved a $27 billion plan to boost 6G and satellite tech, aiming to enhance telemedicine and smart transport. The initiative seeks to integrate communication tech across industries, with a focus on international cooperation and reducing the digital divide.

Taiwan’s Central America Trade Office partners with Kuai Kuai to launch a limited-edition ＂Coffee Rum Kuai Kuai＂ snack, blending Guatemala’s coffee and Belize’s rum. Available at the Taipei International Food Show and select stores, this collaboration highlights Taiwan’s growing trade ties with Central America.

The International Cooperation and Development Fund launched a training camp to help Taiwanese businesses enter allied markets, enhancing competitiveness in smart healthcare, agriculture, and green energy.

President Lai Ching-te thanks G-7 leaders for supporting Taiwan Strait peace. G-7 urges China to avoid market distortions, while China protests interference.

Hon Hai Group’s Chiang Shang-yi expressed confidence in TSMC’s stability at the Taiwan Future International Forum. He highlighted TSMC’s technical leadership and strategic focus on system foundry to address post-Moore’s Law challenges.

Taiwan’s first national museum for Indigenous peoples progresses with a new office in Kaohsiung. Set to open in 2032, it aims to promote Indigenous cultures globally.

Taiwan and France strengthen higher education ties at the 2025 forum in Lille. Leaders discuss collaboration, internships, and student welfare, enhancing bilateral relations.

Taiwan debuts as the theme country at the Seoul International Book Fair, showcasing its cultural diversity. Over 300 Taiwanese writers and publishers attend.

Taiwan’s mangos and guavas gain EU export approval, showcasing advanced pest management and quarantine technology. This milestone boosts Taiwan’s agricultural brand.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs led a delegation to the Global Sustainable Islands Summit in Saint Kitts and Nevis, showcasing Taiwan’s net-zero commitment.

Taiwan Excellence Drone International Business Opportunity Alliance partners with AUVSI and ODIA to boost Taiwan’s drone capabilities and global integration.

Tensions rise in the Taiwan Strait after President Lai Ching-te’s inauguration. Experts discuss policy shifts, U.S.-China relations, and Taiwan’s security strategies.

Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council confirms no Chinese obstruction for athletes in the World Masters Games in Taipei. Over 230 entry permits issued, ensuring participation.

New Taipei City Mayor Hou Yu-ih addressed U.S. tariff concerns at a Cabinet meeting, urging cooperation for industry resilience. He emphasized the need for strategic responses and highlighted local industry input.

President Lai Ching-te welcomed Tuvalu’s new ambassador, Lily Tangisia Faavae, to Taiwan, emphasizing cooperation on climate change and authoritarianism. The meeting highlighted the 45-year friendship and ongoing collaboration in healthcare, agriculture, and technology.

Authorities found a 71-year-old American professor dead in his New Taipei apartment. Police ruled out foul play. The case shows effective local and international cooperation.

Taiwan and the U.S. strengthen educational ties with over 2,000 cooperation agreements. More than 20,000 Taiwanese study in the U.S., while 4,000 Americans, mostly learning Mandarin, are in Taiwan.

Taiwan’s Ocean Affairs Council monitors 96 vessels after undersea cable disruptions. Minister Kuan Bi-ling highlights Taiwan’s Coast Guard’s role in detaining a Chinese vessel.

Taiwan’s Premier Cho Jung-tai supports TSMC’s US$100 billion U.S. investment, emphasizing government-industry collaboration to boost global competitiveness and reduce reliance on China.

President Lai Ching-te highlights Taiwan’s ICT strengths at the GCTF workshop on societal resilience. He emphasizes global cooperation on issues like pandemics and energy crises.

U.S. authorities arrested Johanne Liou, known as the ＂queen of the Sunflower Movement,＂ for drug charges and fraud. She faces deportation to Taiwan soon.

Taiwan’s National Security Bureau launches international cooperation after a cargo ship allegedly severs undersea cables. Officials discuss CCP threats and security measures.

Taiwan and the Marshall Islands strengthen ties with a new Economic Cooperation Agreement, allowing 3,043 products to enter Taiwan duty-free, boosting trade and collaboration.

Taiwan’s National Security Bureau analyzes a China-linked ship’s cable damage as a potential threat. The government plans to enhance cable security and resilience.