The Future Harbor Forum “See the Future” held today (November 28th) by TIPC drew a large number of domestic and international digital technology and green wind power developers and vendors as well as VIP attendees such as Minister without Portfolio of Executive Yuan Tzi-chin Chang, Minister of Transportation and Communications Kwo-tsai Wang, and Finland Trade Center in Taiwan Deputy Director Jere Tala.
India’s representative to Taiwan Manharsinh Laxmanbhai Yadav on Monday congratulated Taiwan’s newly elected political leaders following the Jan. 13 presidential and legislative elections, during his address at a Taipei reception to celebrate India’s Republic Day.
The 2024 Taipei International Book Exhibition (TiBE) will open from Feb. 20 to 25 at the Taipei World Trade Center, featuring the Netherlands as the Guest of Honor. With the theme of “Catch the Reading Wave,” the TiBE invites readers to explore a splendid world of reading.
Veteran Taiwanese actress Yang Li-yin (楊麗音) and new talent Gaku Sou (莊岳) won supporting accolades at the latest edition of the annual Asian Television Awards (ATA) in Vietnam's Ho Chi Minh City Saturday evening.
The Ministry of Culture (MOC) announced the “one plus four T-content plan” (文化黑潮計畫) subsidy program for Taiwan’s popular music shows on Jan. 8, aiming to promote Taiwanese pop music internationally and cultivate talents in the music industry. The application will open from Jan. 10 to Mar. 11.
Tainan City in southern Taiwan is recognized by CNN Travel as one of the 24 places tourists should consider while making their 2024 travel plans.
Taiwan’s government donated 1,000 metric tons of rice to the Philippines for disaster relief on Thursday.
In order to provide primary and junior high school students with cultural and life-oriented English learning opportunities as well as to enhance the international communication and the coordination of problem-solving skills of young people in Republic of China (R.O.C., Taiwan), the Ministry of Education (MOE) has commissioned National Taiwan University (NTU) to organize the International Companions for Learning (ICL),
Taiwan’s installed offshore wind power capacity reached 2.25 gigawatts in 2023, topping democracies in the Asia-Pacific and ranking among the few countries in the world whose capacities have broken the 2 GW threshold, the Ministry of Economic Affairs said Jan. 2.
A digital accounting workshop was held virtually by Taiwan’s Ministry of Agriculture and Thailand’s Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives Dec. 26 to help farmers and related agrarian groups in the Southeast Asian country enhance their economic resilience and accelerate digital transformation.
