On November 26th, the Executive Yuan approved the draft of amendment to the “Culture and Arts Reward Act” crafted by the Ministry of Culture, and will submit it to the Legislative Yuan for review.
On November 26th, the Executive Yuan approved the draft of amendment to the “Culture and Arts Reward Act” crafted by the Ministry of Culture, and will submit it to the Legislative Yuan for review.
The National Museum of History (NMH) on Dec. 4 organized an event celebrating its 65th anniversary.
The “9th Meeting of Taiwan-Philippines Agricultural Cooperation” was held via video conference on December 3, 2020. It was jointly presided over by Deputy Minister Chin-cheng Huang, Council of Agriculture(COA) and an Undersecretary of the Philippines’ Department of Agriculture.
To foster the connection between special education and the world, from November 2 to 4, the Ministry of Education (MOE) held ‘2020 The International Conference on Special Education: Inclusive Education and Career Development in the Asia-Pacific Region’.
The 368 townships in Taiwan each boasts its own character. Taiwan Tourism Bureau has been dedicated to promoting ecotourism since 2017 and its effort is widely recognized by international travel media.
The Council of Indigenous Peoples (CIP) met with the Austronesian Forum’s envoy representatives in Taiwan to hold the 2020 Executive Council meeting in Taipei today. The meeting was chaired by Executive Council Chairperson Icyang Parod. Delegates to the meeting all highly approved of the Forum’s accomplishments in various projects, and confirmed that the Forum’s general assembly will be held in the Republic of the Marshall Islands in the latter half of the following year.
The Taiwan Creative Content Fest, a festival of culture organized by the Taiwan Creative Content Agency, kicked off on Thursday.
National Development Council Minister Kung Ming-hsin says Taiwan is willing to help APEC member countries with disease prevention and other health issues. Kung was speaking Monday night at the APEC Ministerial Meeting (AMM) via videoconference.
The Taiwan Documentary Film Festival in Thailand was a great success this month and it is going online for the world to view beginning November 20.
The Melbourne Fringe Festival, a celebrated art festival in Australia, will be highlighting Taiwan for the first time this year. Held since 1983, Melbourne Fringe Festival will be hosting "Fringe Focus Taiwan" virtually as one of the signature events from Nov. 12 through 29.
