The Taiwan Tourism Administration has launched an innovative and visually engaging campaign in Jakarta, themed “Menyala Taiwan-ku,” to promote the multifaceted charm of Taiwan tourism. Covering an extensive area, the campaign features 310 car branding vehicles traversing Greater Jakarta, alongside 10 buses cruising along the city’s most prominent thoroughfare, Jalan Sudirman, captivating millions with Taiwan’s allure and the theme “Taiwan Waves of Wonder.”
Jointly organized by the International Trade Administration and the Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA), the 2024 Taiwan Food Business Matching Tour was officially launched on 21 November 2024 in Kuala Lumpur! A total of 14 outstanding Taiwanese companies participated, showcasing a diverse range of premium products and innovative ideas.
Dr. Rajesh Kapoor, Director of the Confederation of Indian Industry (Western Region), accompanied by Deputy Director Ms. Sneha Sohaani, visited Director General Homer Chang on October 30, 2024.
TAIPEI 101 WOMEN'S ENTREPRENEURS ASSOCIATION attended 71st FCEM World Congress in Sydney
Congratulations to the inauguration of the 27th Committee of the Australian Taiwanese Friendship Association (ATFA). Director General David Cheng-Wei Wu and Mrs. Vicki Wu attended the ceremony, along with MPs including Hon. Paul Fletcher, Dr. Hugh McDermott, Tim James, Matt Cross, and Clr. Barbara Ward.
Taiwan’s Tamkang University President Dr. Huan-Chao Keh led the dream AI team to Australia and paid a visit to Director General David Cheng-Wei Wu.
Taiwan Tourism Administration held a tourism promotion event in Sydney at Four Seasons Hotel on Sep 23 2024. It was a great turnout with nearly 70 Australian travel agencies joining to explore the great business opportunities.
On September 18, Director General Kendra Chen hosted a delegation of principals from elementary and secondary schools affiliated with the Yilan County Government for an overseas educational visit. During the meeting, Director Chen introduced the education cooperation between Taiwan and New Zealand, as well as the development of the overseas Taiwanese community and the outcomes of local exchanges in the Greater Auckland area.
On the afternoon of August 31, the New Zealand Taiwanese Community Emergency Relief Association invited St. John to hold a “3 Steps for Life” basic first aid course. Division Director for Overseas Community Affairs Council Chiu Ya-fen, and Commissioner Mr. Shih Chen-chia, among 30 attendees, participated in the event.
A unique conference focusing on the potential of Indonesian semiconductor industry development took place at the Research Building of Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember (ITS) on August 13th. The topics covered in the conference ranged from the semiconductor fabrication process to the circular economy, as well as sustainable development goals through the semiconductor applications including artificial intelligence and high-performance computing.
