Keyword: New Southbound Policy
TAIWAN EXPO 2018 in India – Mr. Felix H. L. Chiu on RTI Interview
Join us for the interview with Mr. Felix H. L. Chiu, Executive Director of Industry Marketing Department at TAITRA, as he talks about the TAIWAN EXPO 2018 in India event that is taking place at Hall 11, Pragati Maidan, India from the 17th to the 19th of May 2018.
Taiwan’s CTCI makes US$240 million deal with India’s Adani
A Taiwanese energy-related company called CTCI has just signed a US$240 million contract with an Indian company called Adani, to build natural gas receiving stations in Gujarat, India. That was the word from James Huang, the head of TAITRA, Taiwan’s trade council.
Startups head to Thailand for tech conference
A group of 15 Taiwanese startup companies is headed to Thailand to attend a major tech conference. The government hopes the group’s participation will bring attention and opportunities to the companies while also encouraging foreign startups to come to Taiwan.
TAITRA sets sights on India’s electric vehicle market
Chiu Hui-li, an executive director at the Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA) has spoken of the government’s goals to make Taiwan a market leader in electric vehicle manufacturing. Chiu was speaking to Radio Taiwan International on Wednesday.
Taiwanese investment in Indian mutual funds growing
Taiwanese are the second largest foreign investors in Indian mutual funds, right after investors from the United States. Taiwanese have invested 48 billion NT dollars in the nearly 20 Indian mutual funds available to them.
TAITRA signs MOU’s with two Indian trade organizations
Taiwan’s external trade council, TAITRA, has signed memoranda of understanding (MOU’s) with two Indian trade organizations.
Trade bureau outlines 2018 plans for South and Southeast Asia
The Bureau of Foreign Trade has outlined its 2018 plans for markets in South and Southeast Asia.
Electric car alliance planned with India
The government plans to set up an alliance with India to promote Taiwan’s electric cars. That’s the word from the head of the Taiwan External Trade Development Council, James Huang, on Thursday.
