Taiwan is the 16th most competitive economy in the World Competitiveness Yearbook released May 28 by Switzerland-based International Institute for Management Development.
Taiwan is the 16th most competitive economy in the World Competitiveness Yearbook released May 28 by Switzerland-based International Institute for Management Development.
The Philippines' representative office in Taiwan on Wednesday showcased 11 cutting edge and innovative startups representing the Philippine start-up community at InnoVEX 2019, the startup-focused exhibition at Computex Taipei.
A pair of memorandums of understanding on artificial intelligence cooperation were inked May 27 in Taipei City between two local AI research facilities and Singapore-headquartered Certis Group, according to the Ministry of Science and Technology.
The Industrial Technology Research Institute in northern Taiwan’s Hsinchu County is partnering with Malaysia-based All Cosmos Bio-Tech Holding Corp. (ACBT) on a biofuel and sugar production project in the Southeast Asian nation, according to the state-backed R&D agency May 22.
A Malaysian bio-tech company on Wednesday signed an agreement with Taiwan’s Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) on a pilot project to produce biofuels from mill waste.
The ICAC International Seminar 2019, Taipei was held May 15, with more than 150 domestic and overseas cotton and textile experts and professionals, including representatives of 14 ICAC member states from all five continents, taking part in the gathering.
Taiwanese companies are keen to invest in India, the fastest growing economy in South Asia, as they are optimistic about its economic development, the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) said Wednesday.
The Asia Pacific Social Enterprise Summit wrapped up May 12 in southern Taiwan’s Kaohsiung City, bolstering regional cooperation in using innovative commercial strategies and technologies to promote public well-being.
The Taiwan Expo trade show is set to kick off its 2019 tour May 16 in New Delhi, spotlighting the quality of the nation’s products and services and strengthening business exchanges with the Indo-Pacific country.
A total of 40 Taiwanese firms operating overseas have pledged to invest more than NT$200 billion (US$6.48 billion) back into the local market so far this year, responding to the government's call to shift some of their investments back to Taiwan, according to the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA).
