TAITRA will launch 26 international exhibitions in 2023, focusing on global industry trends and centering on the four core concepts STAR - Sustainability, Technology, Audacity, and Reliance. Each exhibition will come with new exhibiting categories with themes like digital health, net-zero sustainability, low earth orbit (LEO) satellite and metaverse. TAITRA will also organize three Mega Shows that bring together companies from the entire ecosystem.
Taiwan Excellencehas been committed towards ensuring that the world gets to explore cutting-edge technology from Taiwan. They select and recognize products with an innovative edge every year by strictly evaluating them on the parameters of R&D”, “Design”, “Quality” and “Marketing”.
Taiwantrade.com recently announced the launch of a metaverse website with online avatars aimed at promoting Taiwan's latest digital technology solutions.
The 6th Thailand-Taiwan Industrial Cooperation Dialogue was held in Taipei, Taiwan on 29th November 2022 after 2 years of the pandemics. Dr. Chuan-Neng Lin, Vice Minister of the Ministry of Economic Affairs led the Ministry of Economic Affairs along with the Ministry of Labor and related authorities for conducting an industry dialogue with Mr. Dheerayut Varnitshang, Vice Minister of Thailand Ministry of Industry and subordinate units and research institutes.
Taipei International Machine Tool Show, also known as TIMTOS, will return in 2023 from March 6 to 11 at Nangang Exhibition Center, Hall 1 & 2 and TWTC Hall 1.
With 1,000+ exhibitors in nearly 6,100 booths, an even larger scale than 2022, TIMTOS 2023 will be the largest trade show ever recorded after Taiwan has recently lifted all its border controls since the COVID-19 outbreak.
In order to expand business opportunities in the medical devices industry in Taiwan and India, SMEA of MOEA and Ministry of MSME, Government of India jointly held the “2022 Taiwan-India SME Cooperation Forum” at the Nangang Exhibition Center on Thursday, December 1. This forum focused on medical devices to invite bilateral clusters and SMEs for the exchange of business opportunities.
The Bureau of Foreign Trade (BOFT) under the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) commissioned the Commerce Development Research Institute (CDRI) to organize and hold the Taiwan-Australia Women in Trade Business Leaders' Dialogue on November 23.
The Bureau of Foreign Trade (BOFT) of the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) commissioned the Commerce Development Research Institute (CDRI) to organize the “2022 Southbound, New Ground Forum”.
Taiwan’s manufacturing output increased 3.75 percent year on year to NT$4.36 trillion (US$0.14 trillion) in the third quarter of 2022 based on such factors as the launch of new mobile device products and the rising demand for innovative emerging technology applications, according to the Ministry of Economic Affairs Nov. 18.
