National Palace Museum Southern Branch unveiled a Muslim prayer room Dec. 21 as part of its efforts to boost international visitor numbers and create a friendly environment for people from diverse cultures.
National Palace Museum Southern Branch unveiled a Muslim prayer room Dec. 21 as part of its efforts to boost international visitor numbers and create a friendly environment for people from diverse cultures.
Right after the International Kite Festival that well decorated the sky of Pingtung with massive of responses, Pingtung County Government will, at this weekend and on the 11st, pompously sponsor "2017 International Kite Festival of Pingtung" at the Riverside Park along Pingtung and Kaohsiung and Chinzhou Riverside Recreational Area of Dapeng Bay at Donggang. Besides, Pingtung County Government had, on the 4th, carried out the opening ceremony at the Riverside Park along Pingtung and Kaohsiung, w
The National Museum of Taiwan History (NMTH) in Tainan will hold an exhibition featuring the Wangye (“royal lord”) sect thriving in Taiwan and Southeast Asia from Oct. 18, 2017 through June 17, 2018.
An exhibition showcasing 45 selected antiquities opens Oct. 4 at National Palace Museum in Taipei City, offering visitors a special opportunity to experience the beauty of the museum’s ancient calligraphy and painting collections.
The Taipei-based National Taiwan Museum will host a special exhibition on Southeast Asian food culture from July 22 through Oct. 22. The exhibition will connect new immigrants from Southeast Asia with their hometowns through food, and help Taiwanese audiences learn about foreign lands.
The National Museum of Taiwan Literature will share its collection of Taiwan-Southeast Asia literature in a special exhibition running in Tainan City from June 15 through Oct. 8.
Summer vacation has come. Fellow new immigrant sisters, are you wondering about the arrangement of your child´s summer vacation? Miaoli County Miaonan New Immigration Family Service Center has gotten you all covered.
Mosaic Taiwan, an international youth leadership program organized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, kicked off May 31 in Taipei City, bringing together 29 young students and professionals from Canada and the U.S. to experience the country’s culture, economy, history and society.
The New Southbound Policy Press Corps III, a group organized by the Department of International Information Services, MOFA, visited Taiwan from May 1 - 6, 2017. On May 5, the participating journalists attended a roundtable interview with President Tsai Ing-wen. There has been extensive international media coverage of the interview.
“The program is a wonderful platform for promoting mutual understanding, boosting relations and facilitating friendship between Taiwan and its diplomatic allies and other partner states,” MOFA Deputy Minister Wu Chih-chung said during the ceremony.
