Malaysia Sin Chew Daily, one of the main local media, and the Organization of Taiwan Education and Cultural, Malaysia have collaborated to establish the 2021 Sin Chew Taiwan Higher Education Scholarship program to encourage excellent Malaysian students to further study in Taiwan. Recipients of a Sin Chew Taiwan Scholarship will be able to study at participating universities without worrying about the financial burden.
The K-12 Education Administration of the Ministry of Education (MOE) organized an activity called “International Exchange Activities for Children of New Immigrants”(新住民子女國際交流). The activity is held for students who are next-generation new immigrants, to encourage them to participate in international exchange activities. Through international cultural trips, the activity aims to help students develop their bilingual advantage.
According to Taiwan News, the National Performing Arts Center in Taipei City has linked up with three other Asian theaters to design programs for the Asia-Pacific region under the title of “Asia Connection: Producers Camp,” reports said on March 25.
Taiwan and India unveiled a jointly-developed smart pandemic prevention system March 24 via a videoconference, spotlighting the like-minded partners’ commitment to advancing disease-fighting technology.
The American Institute in Taiwan (AIT) director on Wednesday visited Taiwan’s Council of Indigenous Peoples (CIP) to discuss enhancing Taiwan-U.S. exchanges in the area of indigenous affairs.
TECO Electric & Machinery Co., Ltd., one of Taiwan’s leading electric motor suppliers, is expected to start mass production of power systems for electric cars in India in January 2022, a top executive of the company said Tuesday.
According to Focus Taiwan, Taiwan took the 24th spot on the 2021 World Happiness Report, up one notch from a year earlier, among 149 countries and regions on the globe.
Restrictions on the opening of branches for foreign nonprofit organizations in Taiwan have been loosened as part of the government’s commitment to expanding the country’s profile in the international arena, according to the Ministry of the Interior March 17.
Taipei Port, northern Taiwan’s largest international commercial port, has a significant amount of land available for commercial development and use. Responding to the government’s call to promote smart transportation applications in the 2020 Transportation White Paper, port officials have designated wharves and warehouse facilities in Taipei Port’s South Port District for future public lease.
A flag presentation ceremony for the 2021 Austronesian Traditional Sports Competition took place March 18, underscoring the government’s commitment to deepening Taiwan’s ties with partners across the Indo-Pacific.
