Thailand is a major economic and trade partner for Taiwan. Since 2017, the Industrial Development Bureau, (IDB), the Ministry of Economic Affairs has implemented the first TTICoS (Taiwan-Thailand Industrial Collaboration Summit) and established this platform for industry cooperation and exchange between Thailand and Taiwan. The sixth TTICoS was held September 21st-22nd, 2022. At a flurry of on-site events in both Taipei and Bangkok, the two day's forums were attracting about 400 multi-domain rep

Since the initiation of the New Southbound Policy by Taiwan government in 2016,the private sectors in both Malaysia and Taiwan have been seeking to deepen bilateral partnership through industrial cooperation. Launched in 2017, the Malaysia-Taiwan Industrial Collaboration Summit(MTICS)marks its sixth anniversary this year. Nearly 2,000 attendances joined the Summits and 41 MOUs were signed during the last five summits.

Taiwan is ranked the sixth-best destination for investment in the latest U.S. Business Environment Risk Intelligence (BERI) report, down three notches from the last report, according to the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA).

Taiwanese and Thai officials on Wednesday touted the potential for greater collaboration between the two countries on the manufacture of electric vehicles and the creation of a “green” economy, during the opening of the annual Taiwan Expo.

The Department of Foreign Trade, Ministry of Economy of Taiwan (Bureau of Foreign Trade, MOEA) together with Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA) announce the grand event “Taiwan Expo 2022” in Thailand in the hybrid exhibition format and update Taiwan’s innovative product trends which have raised more than 230 companies from 16 business categories, covering all businesses and industries to enhance the quality of life.

This year’s ‘Taiwan-Indonesia Industry Chain Summit’ was grandly held in Taipei and Jakarta on August 19. Under the circumstance that Covid-19 has a huge impact on the world, Taiwan and Indonesia still managed all difficulties to organize a video conference between the two countries.

The economics ministry is keen for the world to develop a taste for Taiwanese food, and it has launched a new initiative to do it. The “Taiwan Food Go Global” scheme is designed to create innovative opportunities for Taiwanese food businesses to grow in 13 markets.

Taiwan’s exports rose from a year earlier for the 25th consecutive month in July, largely on the back of solid global demand for tech gadgets, the Ministry of Finance (MOF) said Monday.