Taiwan is donating US$1 million this year to assist with capacity building for Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) members and to bolster APEC research capabilities. The contribution will be allocated to the Human Security Sub Fund, the Digital Innovation Sub Fund, the Women and the Economy Sub Fund, and the Policy Support Unit.
At the Cabinet’s weekly meeting Thursday, Premier Cho Jung-tai received briefings from several ministries and agencies regarding version 2.0 of the government’s next-generation anti-fraud strategy guidelines. The premier pointed out that the Fraud Crime Hazard Prevention Act, along with three complementary laws and legal amendments, were enacted in 2024 to comprehensively address the existing problem of fraudulent crime and respond to emerging forms of online and telecom fraud.
At the Cabinet’s weekly meeting Thursday, Premier Cho Jung-tai received a Ministry of Education briefing on the NT$10 billion (US$307.3 million) Youth Overseas Dream Fund program. The premier said the program’s purpose is to encourage young Taiwanese in different fields to engage in international exchanges, expand their global horizons and acquire professional expertise. By helping young people fulfill their dreams, young people will help Taiwan fulfill its dreams.
The third Taiwan-India Dialogue took place Nov. 14 in Taipei City, underscoring the two sides’ commitment to strengthening their partnerships, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said.
Filmmakers from around the world were recognized at the Nov. 13 award ceremony in Taipei City for the 10th Trending Taiwan Short Film Competition, an annual event organized by the Department of International Information Services under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
A short film showcasing Taiwan’s dedication to combating climate change was released Nov. 11 by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The 92nd session of the General Assembly of the International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL) was held in Glasgow, United Kingdom, from November 4 to 7. In an unprecedented show of global support, executive and legislative branches of government, interparliamentary organizations, and prominent individuals of over 70 countries endorsed Taiwan’s bid to participate in INTERPOL.
Premier Cho Jung-tai said that Taiwan is committed to collaboration with other nations to effectively combat crime and uphold global security and stability.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) sincerely appreciates that the administrations and friendly members of parliament of more than 30 countries, as well as the European Union, have publicly expressed concern over the cross-strait situation or stressed the importance of maintaining peace and stability after China once again recently launched military drills to intimidate Taiwan.
Premier Cho Jung-tai said Oct. 17 that the government will continue to promote the five trusted industry sectors proposed by President Lai Ching-te to further shape Taiwan into an inclusive, innovative, smart and sustainable country.
