A joint conference between the two leading business organizations of the two countries was held on Thursday to exchange views on startup development
Taiwan News
Date: 2018/05/10
By: Taiwan News, Staff Writer
TAIPEI (Taiwan News) – A South Korean business delegation is visiting Taiwan this week
Vice Chairman Kwon, Tae-Shin of FKI, Representative Yang, Chang-Soo of Korean Mission in Taipei, Chairman Park, Keun-Tae of Korea-Taiwan Business Coun
to exchange views on startup development and further seek opportunities for industries of the two countries to work together.
Representative Ting Joseph Shih of the Taipei Mission in Korea, Deputy Minister Yang Tzu-Pao of the Ministry of Culture, Representative Yang Chang-Soo of Korean Mission in Taipei, and Vice Chairman Kwon Tae-Shin of FKI were invited to deliver a speech at a meeting set to connect industries between Taiwan and South Korea. There were over 100 participants from both sides at the meeting.
Hosts of the 43rd joint conference – the Chinese International Economic Cooperation Association (CIECA) and the Federation of Korean Industries (FKI) – co-chaired the meetings, featuring “Taiwan’s Asia Silicon Valley Plan,” “Korean start-ups,” and cooperative opportunities for biotech/cosmetics and tourism/culture sectors. The Korean delegation also shows great interests in Taiwan’s New Southbound Policy and the development of start-ups. [FULL STORY]