A Taiwan-EU workshop on gender mainstreaming got underway June 24 in Taipei City, underscoring the commitment of both sides to advancing awareness of the important public policy concept.

President Tsai Ing-wen attended the opening ceremony for the 27th Pan-Pacific & Southeast Asia Women's Association (PPSEAWA) international conference on the morning of June 23. She looked forward to working with the association to join forces with all countries, so that women's status and issues worldwide receive more attention around the globe, and we can make even more progress.

President Tsai Ing-wen said June 23 that she will continue promoting policies aimed at empowering women in Taiwan and throughout the Indo-Pacific so as to enable all members of society share in the fruits of prosperity.

In light of the unbalanced development between local and urban area, slow development of local industries in the APEC region, and echoing APEC 2019 theme “Connecting People, Building the Future” and the priority “Women, SMEs and Inclusive Growth”, Small and Medium Enterprise Administration (SMEA), Ministry of Economic Affairs proposed the “APEC Local Innovation Ecosystem Initiative: Revitalization for Inclusive Growth and Sustainable Future” with partner economies the Philippines, Russia,

The International Conference on a Sustainable Taiwan—Accelerating the Localization of U.N. Sustainable Development Goals concluded June 5 in Taipei City, spotlighting government efforts to promote green practices and solutions at home and abroad.

President Tsai Ing-wen said April 25 that the government is committed to fostering digital and smart technologies like augmented and virtual reality so that the world’s best video games are Made in Taiwan.

President Tsai Ing-wen said April 16 that she is committed to advancing women’s economic empowerment and ensuring all members of society can fully contribute to boosting prosperity in the Indo-Pacific.

President Tsai Ing-wen attended the Women's Economic Empowerment Summit, a workshop staged by Taiwan and the United States under the Global Cooperation and Training Framework on the morning of April 16. She stated that when more women are able to pursue their aspirations, our countries become more prosperous, and our region more stable. The president also said that the government will work tirelessly to create an environment where women can grow, succeed, and pursue their dreams.

Taiwan ranks eighth globally and first in Asia based on data used to compile the latest U.N. Gender Inequality Index, according to the Cabinet-level Department of Gender Equality.