The National Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall unveiled its permanent exhibition, “Flowers of Freedom (自由花蕊),” on Nov. 24, showcasing the development of democracy and liberty in Taiwan since 1945. Minister of Culture Li Yuan, Deputy Minister of Culture Sue Wang (王時思), Legislator Ngalim Tiunn (張雅琳), along with social activists and families of political victims, attended the opening ceremony.
The Ministries of Health and Welfare and Foreign Affairs hosted the 2025 Global Health and Welfare Forum in Taiwan Nov. 17-18 in Taipei City, according to the MOHW.
The National Science and Technology Council staged the 13th Taiwan-India Joint Committee Meeting on Cooperation in Science and Technology Nov. 17 in Taipei City.
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) of Taiwan, led by Vice Chairperson Ms. Hui-Jung Chi and Commissioner Dr. Upay Radiw Kanasaw, visited Fiji from November 9 to 16 to attend the 30th APF Annual General Meeting (AGM) and Biennial Conference as an invited observer. During the AGM, the NHRC shared its efforts to protect the rights of pregnant migrant workers in Taiwan with nearly 30 APF member institutions participating in-person and online from across the region.
Tourism experts from 20 countries are currently in Taiwan to attend an annual workshop hosted by the International Cooperation and Development Fund (TaiwanICDF).
Taiwan’s Ocean Affairs Council and The Habibie Center in Jakarta jointly staged a raft of events earlier this month in the Indonesian city under a memorandum of agreement on marine debris management concluded between the two sides in September.
The Cabinet-level Ocean Affairs Council held an event spotlighting ocean resilience Nov. 5 in Bangkok, Thailand, highlighting the government’s commitment to working with Indo-Pacific countries to manage marine debris in the region.
To promote education collaboration and talent development across the Asia-Pacific region, the Ministry of Education (MOE) is hosting the 2025 APEC Forum on Women and Youth Empowerment: Enhancing Digital Competitiveness and Inclusive Economic Growth through Innovative Enterprise Education from November 5 to 7 in Taipei.
Contemporary Taiwanese novelist Yang Shuang-Zi has been invited to participate in The Mumbai LitFest, one of India’s most influential literary events, in November 2025. She will hold three talks in Delhi and Mumbai, launching the series “Taiwan-India Literary Dialogue: The Indian Journey of Taiwanese Literature”, marking an important milestone for Taiwanese literature’s reach into South Asia.
The National Taiwan Craft Research and Development Institute (NTCRI) launched the exhibition “Genius Weavers: The Textiles and Basketry of Taiwan’s Indigenous Peoples (天才編織家─臺灣原住民的織物與編器)” on Oct. 17.
