The Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed gratitude to the countries that spoke up for Taiwan on the second day of the World Health Assembly’s 77th meeting.

At the weekly Cabinet meeting on Thursday, Premier Cho Jung-tai received a briefing from the Ministry of Transportation and Communications (MOTC) on promoting tourism to create the nation’s next “trillion-dollar” industry. The premier said Taiwan possesses rich cultural resources and world-class tourist attractions, and asked the MOTC to continue expanding its publicity efforts across a diverse array of channels, to quickly achieve the goal of attracting 10 million visits by foreign tourists thi

With the funding supports of the NSTC (National Science and Technology Council) Research Grant and Industry-Academic Cooperation Program, Prof. Chong-Hsien Kuo (Department of Mechanical Engineering, National Taiwan Uni-versity) led his research team has successfully developed Taiwan’s first IR&D AI ro-bot dog (NTU DogBot).

Since 2022, the National Central Library of Taiwan has been organizing an introductory workshop that bring together non-native Chinese learners and prospective Sinologists in Taiwan to foster a deeper understanding of Taiwan’s diverse research themes in Sinology, as well as to introduce them to potential research directions and digital academic resources in Taiwan.

The Ministry of Digital Affairs held a media briefing on May 28th, during which Minister Yen-Nun Huang unveiled the three arrows for Digital Development. Minister Huang stated that the ministry will concentrate on “Combating Fraud,” “Enhancing Digital Resilience,” and “Developing the Digital Economy,” ensuring both security and advancement while promoting nationwide digital transformation.