Making a Mark - Taiwan plays an active role in promoting sustainable development in the Asia-Pacific
Taiwan is uplifting communities across the region through its APEC participation.
Taiwan is uplifting communities across the region through its APEC participation.
On November 17, 2022, the Bureau of Foreign Trade (BOFT) hosted an awards ceremony to announce the winning proposals for “GREENTOPIA: Sustainable MICE Cities.”
An event aimed at enhancing the digital capacity of female and young entrepreneurs under the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum kicked off Nov. 16 in Taipei City, with representatives from 17 member states joining discussions to address related challenges.
The Overseas Chinese Affairs Committee (OCAC) is cooperating with Hungkuang University of Science and Technology to train talented Vietnamese in Taiwan. Hungkuang University announced this in a press release on Thursday.
With the assistance of the Cultural Division of Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Thailand, National Taiwan Museum (NTM) and Museum Siam co-organized the three-day “Museum Academy Plus” workshop and lecture in Bangkok from Nov. 1 to 3. During the event, representatives from NTM and the museums of Thailand exchanged views on how to introduce the concept and practice of sustainable development into the curation process.
The International Review Meeting (hereinafter the Review Meeting) of the Second National Report under the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) begins today (14) and will continue through the 18th of November at the Taipei International Convention Center (TICC).
On November 9, 2022, the BOFT hosted a press conference to announce the winning proposal for “Mobile Classroom in the Philippines.”
In response to our country becoming a super-aged society and for the purpose of strengthening practical and academic exchanges regarding active aging learning and issues related to the aging society, the Ministry of Education (MOE) will hold the “2022 International Conference on Active Aging and Learning: Tolerance, Autonomy, Engagement” at National Chung Cheng University on the 10th and 11th of November.
A virtual forum on the U.N. Convention on the Law of the Sea and implementation of marine policy wrapped up Nov. 3, spotlighting the government’s commitment to fast-tracking development of the country’s relevant regulations and measures while exchanging experience with like-minded partners worldwide.
Taiwanese lesbian short film “Encore Martha (安可瑪莎)” will be screened at the Picturehouse at FACT Liverpool, UK on Nov. 10, as part of the program “Shorts: Days of Reverie” during the Queer East festival.
