The 2018 Taiwan - ASEAN - India Strategic Investment Partnership Forum was held Tuesday in Taipei, with business representatives from Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) countries meeting with business leaders from Taiwan and India to promote investment.
Taiwan’s foreign trade surged 10.9 percent to US$302.11 billion in the first six months of 2018 on the back of a robust global economy, strong demand for machinery and high prices for basic metals and crude oil, according to the Ministry of Finance July 9.
On April 17-18, TIPO, the Ministry of Justice (MOJ), and the American Institute in Taiwan (AIT) jointly held the 2018 Taiwan Trade Secrets Workshop in Taipei. A number of officials and experts from both Taiwan and the US were invited to share their experience at the event, including an IP law enforcement coordinator of the US DOJ, an assistant deputy chief for Litigation of the Computer Crime & Intellectual Property Section of the US DOJ, FBI supervisory special agents, an USPTO IP attaché, an U
Taiwan is fourth among 50 countries and territories in the latest Profit Opportunity Recommendation report by U.S.-based Business Environment Risk Intelligence SA.
A smart microgrid was launched May 15 in outlying Penghu County’s Qimei Island as part of government efforts promoting green energy and transforming Taiwan into a low-carbon nation.
Taiwan-grown Oncidium orchids are greenlighted to start first stage preparations for export as cut flowers to New Zealand, according to the Bureau of Animal and Plant Health Inspection and Quarantine.
Taiwan’s exports climbed 16.7 percent year on year to an all-time monthly high of US$29.99 billion in March, buoyed by stronger economic conditions at home and abroad, according to the Ministry of Finance.
Taiwan will join Chile, Malaysia, the Philippines and Thailand in determining the goals and projects for the fourth stage of the Online-to-Offline Initiative at the 46th Small and Medium Enterprises Working Group meeting of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation March 26-28 in Brunei.
Creating a more favorable business climate for small and medium enterprises in Taiwan is one of the government’s top policymaking priorities as it advances industrial development, according to Premier Lai Ching-te.
Taiwan’s manufacturing output increased 5.85 percent year on year to NT$13.34 trillion (US$456.75 billion) in 2017 on the back of such factors as steadily recovering conditions abroad and the introduction of innovative emerging technology applications, according to the Ministry of Economic Affairs March 15.
