A seminar on Taiwan’s efforts in advancing the U.N. Sustainable Development Goals was staged Sept. 18 at Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in New York as part of a campaign to spotlight the country’s desire to participate in the U.N. system and merits as a valuable global partner in promoting the SDGs.
Holo musicians are enjoying success by staying true to their historical roots.
Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport was honored for being among the best facilities in the world serving over 40 million passengers a year by Airports Council International Sept. 12 in Halifax, Canada.
Taipei is climbing in global livability rankings thanks to its high-quality health care and transportation infrastructure, spotlighting the city’s reputation as an increasingly attractive destination for business travelers and expatriates, according to a BBC travel article published Sept. 10.
The New Southbound Policy is strengthening education and tourism exchanges with Malaysia.
Taiwan Food and Drug Administration of the Ministry of Health and Welfare (TFDA) will hold “2018 Taiwan-ASEAN Drug Regulatory Symposium” in Taipei, Taiwan from 3rd to 6th September this year. The theme of the symposium is management strategy of innovative drugs such as biologics, biosimilars and vaccines.
The MATTA Fair 2018 will be held at the PWPC, Kuala Lumpur from Sept. 7-9. The Taiwan Tourism Bureau will lead a delegation consisting of 100 representatives from 59 tourism-related businesses and it will demonstrate and promote Taiwan’s passion and hospitality.
To understand the development trends in international medical device regulation, promote the regulatory harmonization with advanced countries, and assist the domestic industry in entering global market, Taiwan Food and Drug Administration (TFDA) holds the “Conference on International Medical Device Regulation in South Asia” on September 6, 2018, at NTUH International Convention Center’s Room 101.
The Asia-Pacific Heritage Tourism and Rail Organisation (APHTRO) will mark the opening of its Taiwan branch office with an international rail heritage forum slated for Taichung City on Sept. 9.
The Air Force is expected to dispatch two fighter jets to escort the last batch of Taiwanese athletes who are scheduled to fly home from Jakarta Monday, as part of a heroes' welcome for the national squad, a source told CNA Sunday, speaking on condition of anonymity.
