As the 2025 World Masters Games (WMG 2025) draws near, New Taipei City is actively preparing for the event and also participating in the Rainbow Cities Network (RCN) Photo Exhibition to showcase our efforts and achievements in promoting sports equality and diversity.
Premier Cho Jung-tai said at a meeting of the Cabinet-level Gender Equality Committee April 30 that the government is deeply invested in promoting gender equality in the workplace to build a diverse, friendly and just society in Taiwan.
Dr. Sue Keay, Director of the AI Institute at the University of New South Wales and recognized as one of the world’s top 20 women in robotics and automation by SME’s global list, visited Taiwan’s National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) yesterday.
A training on fighting financial crime was held by the Financial Supervisory Commission and Canada’s Toronto Centre, a nonprofit organization that promotes global financial stability and inclusion.
Premier Cho Jung-Tai convened the 31st meeting of the Cabinet-level Gender Equality Committee Dec. 30 in Taipei City to review 2024’s progress in government policy measures.
Taiwan has attained record recognition and support in 2024 on the strength of the government’s steadfast, integrated and values-based diplomacy and the hard work of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and associated overseas offices to defend the nation’s dignity, interests and sovereignty, as well as the rights of its people.
