Taiwan and the United States maintain close economic and trade relations. Moreover, the restructuring of global supply chains has accelerated amid a changing global trade landscape that includes spillover effects from the China-U.S. trade dispute and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. Due to Taiwan’s comprehensive industrial clusters and longstanding key role within global supply chains, it has served as the best and most trusted partner for many foreign enterprises.
Responding to the evolving international situation and industrial development trends, Taiwan continues to optimize its investment environment, while also actively working to attract foreign firms to the island in order to develop innovative technologies and expanding business opportunities in areas such as smart medicine, next-generation automobiles, green energy, 5G and AIoT. Our industry has the ability to quickly accommodate the manufacturing requirements of foreign companies that invest in Taiwan, which helps shorten the process from product development to commercialization. The Taiwanese government is also easing regulatory restrictions on industrial innovation and talent recruitment in a bid to attract global talent and innovation to Taiwan.
Within the context of Taiwan's close economic, trade, and industrial ties with the U.S. and the rise of the digital economy in the post-pandemic era, the Ministry of Economic Affairs organizes online roadshows to promote Taiwan's industrial development, investment environment, and opportunities. We invite veteran industry experts and representatives, as well as U.S. businesses that have invested in Taiwan, to share their insights into Taiwan's business and investment climate. This can help American companies grasp industrial trends in Taiwan and properly position themselves for next-generation business opportunities through partnerships with Taiwanese entities.
Time: September 15th from 8:00 PM to 9:10 PM (Eastern Time)
Taiwan Investment and Trade Office in New York is also organizing an in-person networking event in New Jersey on September 15th at 6:30 PM: please contact Emily Hou (ychou@twinvestandtrade.org) if you would like to learn more.
Registration: http://www.2021investaiwan.com.tw/ (*For the question “Event Information Obtain,” please choose MOEA Overseas Office – USA – New York)
