National Science and Technology Council Minister Wu Cheng-wen lauded domestic startups for their competitiveness and international reputation, rendering them sought after for transnational cooperation.
National Science and Technology Council Minister Wu Cheng-wen lauded domestic startups for their competitiveness and international reputation, rendering them sought after for transnational cooperation.
Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan passed amendments to the Fraud Crime Hazard Prevention Act Dec. 30, highlighting government commitment to combatting fraud by increasing penalties, accelerating termination of fraudulent transactions and enhancing victim protection.
The central branch of the International Talent Taiwan Office and the Business Angel Investment Program opened in Taichung City, highlighting government commitment to providing services for foreign professionals and startups in central Taiwan.
In the run-up to the new year, a total of 44 events is set to be staged by city and county governments, national scenic areas and theme parks, according to the Ministry of Transportation and Communications.
Sports Minister Lee Yang honored Taiwan’s Asian Youth Para Games delegation during a banquet celebrating the achievements and excellence of the country’s athletic heroes Dec. 15 in Taipei City.
The International Cooperation and Development Fund (TaiwanICDF) held the third Development Focus Forum this afternoon (28th) at the National Central Library. The event was organized in conjunction with the 21st issue of the quarterly journal Development Focus Quarterly, focusing on “Exploring Global Developments in Smart Agriculture.”
The Ministry of Transportation and Communications hosted the 2025 International Unmanned Aircraft Systems and Advanced Air Mobility Forum Dec. 16 in Taipei City, highlighting government commitment to the sector.
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced that the Taiwanese film “Left-handed Girl (左撇子女孩)” has been shortlisted for the International Feature Film category at the 98th Academy Awards. Minister of Culture Li Yuan congratulated the production team on the film’s outstanding achievement, noting that it distinguished itself among 86 submissions and expressing confidence that it will advance to the final round of nominations.
The 10th Taiwan-Philippines Joint Labor Conference was held earlier this month in Taipei City, highlighting the like-minded partners’ commitment to protection of the rights of migrant workers and deepen of labor cooperation.
Les Petites Choses Production (LPCP), one of Taiwan’s leading contemporary dance companies known for its cross-disciplinary and participatory artistic practice, will tour India in December 2025 with performances in Mumbai and New Delhi. The tour is organized by the Ministry of Culture, Taiwan, and TECC India.
