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A total of 19 individual artists and groups from Taiwan are to participate in upcoming European art festivals, showcasing performance and technology in creative arts, the Ministry of Culture said July 18.
With support from the MOC and the Cultural Division of the Taipei Representative Office in Germany, five groups will perform in the Kunstfest Weimar in Germany during August and 14 artists and groups will take part in the Ars Electronica Festival 2025 in Austria in September, the ministry said.
According to the MOC, the Taiwan Fokus II program of the Kunstfest Weimar will feature Chen Wu-kang, Ivan Liu, Bulareyaung Dance Company, Riverbed Theatre and Formosa Circus Art, presenting performances spanning contemporary dance, virtual reality drama and Indigenous Bunun culture.
Taiwan Contemporary Culture Lab (C-LAB) will participate in the Ars Electronica Festival 2025 with an exhibition titled "Polyphony," showcasing work by both individuals and groups. The exhibition presents a diverse range of pieces, including artificial intelligence narratives, sensory technology interactions, sound experiments, and immersive environments.
During the press conference announcing the Taiwan lineups, Minister of Culture Li Yuan expressed gratitude to the participants for taking Taiwan culture and creativity to international platforms, further strengthening the country's cultural identity for international audiences.
Participation in the two festivals demonstrates Taiwan's elevated profile in Europe and is a result of the ministry's long term engagement in international promotion of local creatives, the MOC said. The ministry added that it will continue to integrate resources to support Taiwan performers to develop international reputations and raise awareness of a unique Taiwan cultural identity on global platforms. (YCH-E)
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With support from the MOC and the Cultural Division of the Taipei Representative Office in Germany, five groups will perform in the Kunstfest Weimar in Germany during August and 14 artists and groups will take part in the Ars Electronica Festival 2025 in Austria in September, the ministry said.
According to the MOC, the Taiwan Fokus II program of the Kunstfest Weimar will feature Chen Wu-kang, Ivan Liu, Bulareyaung Dance Company, Riverbed Theatre and Formosa Circus Art, presenting performances spanning contemporary dance, virtual reality drama and Indigenous Bunun culture.
Taiwan Contemporary Culture Lab (C-LAB) will participate in the Ars Electronica Festival 2025 with an exhibition titled "Polyphony," showcasing work by both individuals and groups. The exhibition presents a diverse range of pieces, including artificial intelligence narratives, sensory technology interactions, sound experiments, and immersive environments.
During the press conference announcing the Taiwan lineups, Minister of Culture Li Yuan expressed gratitude to the participants for taking Taiwan culture and creativity to international platforms, further strengthening the country's cultural identity for international audiences.
Participation in the two festivals demonstrates Taiwan's elevated profile in Europe and is a result of the ministry's long term engagement in international promotion of local creatives, the MOC said. The ministry added that it will continue to integrate resources to support Taiwan performers to develop international reputations and raise awareness of a unique Taiwan cultural identity on global platforms. (YCH-E)
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Ministry of Labor Chief Secretary Tzou Tzu-lien took part in the Global Initiative for Safety, Health and Well-being at the Expo2025 and Beyond (GISHW) July 16-19 in Osaka, Japan, highlighting government commitment to preventing workplace violence, the MOL said July 21.
According to the ministry, Tzou participated in an occupational safety and health leader roundtable and an international collaboration forum. During the forum session titled "Mental Health, Harassment and Violence in the Workplace," the chief secretary joined experts from Australia, Japan, South Africa and the U.S.
Tzou shared Taiwan's relevant policy and experience, including an amendment to the Occupational Safety and Health Act that contained an entire chapter to address workplace bullying, the MOL said. The amendment clarifies the definition of workplace bullying, strengthens internal and external complaint mechanisms, and enhances protections for victimized workers to help employers comply with the law, the ministry added.
GISHW aims to build a healthy and socially sustainable society based on the U.N. Sustainable Development Goals for 2030, the International Labour Organization's Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work, and the International Social Security Association's Vision Zero mindset. The event was attended by academics, experts, business leaders and students from 160 countries and nine international organizations, with discussions ranging from mental health to the impacts of artificial intelligence and climate change. (YCH-E)
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According to the ministry, Tzou participated in an occupational safety and health leader roundtable and an international collaboration forum. During the forum session titled "Mental Health, Harassment and Violence in the Workplace," the chief secretary joined experts from Australia, Japan, South Africa and the U.S.
Tzou shared Taiwan's relevant policy and experience, including an amendment to the Occupational Safety and Health Act that contained an entire chapter to address workplace bullying, the MOL said. The amendment clarifies the definition of workplace bullying, strengthens internal and external complaint mechanisms, and enhances protections for victimized workers to help employers comply with the law, the ministry added.
GISHW aims to build a healthy and socially sustainable society based on the U.N. Sustainable Development Goals for 2030, the International Labour Organization's Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work, and the International Social Security Association's Vision Zero mindset. The event was attended by academics, experts, business leaders and students from 160 countries and nine international organizations, with discussions ranging from mental health to the impacts of artificial intelligence and climate change. (YCH-E)
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Visits by Irish legislators and ministers from Somaliland are sincerely welcomed by the government and people of Taiwan, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said July 21.
A 5-member cross-party parliamentarian group from Ireland led by John McGuinness, deputy head of the House of Representatives and chair of the Taiwan-Ireland Parliamentary Friendship Society, will be in country through July 26. Other delegates include Malcolm Byrne and Barry Ward, Irish co-chairs of the Inter-Parliamentary Alliance on China.
During their stay, the deputies will have an audience with President Lai Ching-te and attend a reception hosted by Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung, the MOFA said. Meetings with other high-ranking officials to exchange views on regional security, economic cooperation and technological innovations have also been arranged, the ministry added.
According to the MOFA, the delegation from Somaliland is led by Abdirahman Dahir Adam, minister of foreign affairs and international cooperation, who is accompanied by Minister of the Presidency Khadir Hussein Abdi and other high-ranking officials. Adam lauded Taiwan as a major partner and anticipated even closer ties in remarks made on arrival at Taoyuan International Airport in the northern city of the same name.
The MOFA said that the Somaliland envoys would meet with representatives of the Cabinet-level Ocean Affairs Council's Coast Guard Administration to sign a cooperative agreement, and would be received by President Lai Ching-te.
The bilateral partnership between Taiwan and Somaliland, strengthened by the 2020 establishment of reciprocal offices, has made great strides in agriculture, education, energy, information and communications technology, and security, the ministry said. (POC-E)
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A 5-member cross-party parliamentarian group from Ireland led by John McGuinness, deputy head of the House of Representatives and chair of the Taiwan-Ireland Parliamentary Friendship Society, will be in country through July 26. Other delegates include Malcolm Byrne and Barry Ward, Irish co-chairs of the Inter-Parliamentary Alliance on China.
During their stay, the deputies will have an audience with President Lai Ching-te and attend a reception hosted by Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung, the MOFA said. Meetings with other high-ranking officials to exchange views on regional security, economic cooperation and technological innovations have also been arranged, the ministry added.
According to the MOFA, the delegation from Somaliland is led by Abdirahman Dahir Adam, minister of foreign affairs and international cooperation, who is accompanied by Minister of the Presidency Khadir Hussein Abdi and other high-ranking officials. Adam lauded Taiwan as a major partner and anticipated even closer ties in remarks made on arrival at Taoyuan International Airport in the northern city of the same name.
The MOFA said that the Somaliland envoys would meet with representatives of the Cabinet-level Ocean Affairs Council's Coast Guard Administration to sign a cooperative agreement, and would be received by President Lai Ching-te.
The bilateral partnership between Taiwan and Somaliland, strengthened by the 2020 establishment of reciprocal offices, has made great strides in agriculture, education, energy, information and communications technology, and security, the ministry said. (POC-E)
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President Lai Ching-te welcomed youth from Eswatini, Marshall Islands, Palau and Tuvalu July 18 at the Presidential Office in Taipei City, underscoring the government's commitment to deepening educational links with allied nations.
Other prominent officials in attendance were Minister of Foreign Affairs Lin Chia-lung, Eswatini Ambassador Promise Sithembiso Msibi, Marshall Islands Ambassador Anjanette Kattil and Tuvalu Ambassador Lily Tangisia Faavae. According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the 24-member group is the first to visit under the Diplomatic Allies' Inbound Track of the government's Taiwan Global Pathfinders Initiative and will participate in training and cultural exchange activities around the country through July 31.
During their two-week stay, the group from Eswatini will gain insight into Taiwan's smart agriculture, including automatic cultivation, precision irrigation and Internet of Things applications. The rest of the participants will explore the sustainable tourism sector to better understand the country's ecology and culture, the MOFA said.
Speaking at the meeting, Lai said that Taiwan and the four allies share deep bonds. He encouraged the visitors to try local cuisine, enjoy the beautiful landscapes and take every opportunity to engage with the local populace.
Following Lai's remarks, Lin said that the MOFA would continue to collaborate with the Ministry of Education to invite more young people from diplomatic allies to come to Taiwan for training and exchanges while creating more opportunities for young Taiwan citizens to undertake internships in allied nations. (POC-E)
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Other prominent officials in attendance were Minister of Foreign Affairs Lin Chia-lung, Eswatini Ambassador Promise Sithembiso Msibi, Marshall Islands Ambassador Anjanette Kattil and Tuvalu Ambassador Lily Tangisia Faavae. According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the 24-member group is the first to visit under the Diplomatic Allies' Inbound Track of the government's Taiwan Global Pathfinders Initiative and will participate in training and cultural exchange activities around the country through July 31.
During their two-week stay, the group from Eswatini will gain insight into Taiwan's smart agriculture, including automatic cultivation, precision irrigation and Internet of Things applications. The rest of the participants will explore the sustainable tourism sector to better understand the country's ecology and culture, the MOFA said.
Speaking at the meeting, Lai said that Taiwan and the four allies share deep bonds. He encouraged the visitors to try local cuisine, enjoy the beautiful landscapes and take every opportunity to engage with the local populace.
Following Lai's remarks, Lin said that the MOFA would continue to collaborate with the Ministry of Education to invite more young people from diplomatic allies to come to Taiwan for training and exchanges while creating more opportunities for young Taiwan citizens to undertake internships in allied nations. (POC-E)
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Premier Cho Jung-tai said July 18 that the government is committed to working with the private sector to shape Taiwan into an artificial intelligence hub to further progress national economic development.
Cho made the remarks while attending an Asia Taiwanese Chambers of Commerce (ASTCC) directors' and supervisors' meeting in Taipei City. He expressed appreciation to ASTCC members for their contributions to Taiwan.
Taiwan has raised its international profile as evidenced by top ranking in Asia and third ranking globally in the 2024 Global Report published by the U.K.-based Global Entrepreneurship Monitor, Cho said. The government will establish further trade and investment centers in countries worldwide to assist overseas Taiwan entrepreneurs to strengthen connections with the home country, he added.
This is complemented by government measures such as the Taiwan Global Pathfinders Initiative, which helps young people put dreams into practice overseas, the premier said. The National Talent Competitiveness Jumpstart Program recruits foreign professionals in key industries and expands the retention of skilled foreign workers, while the Trillion NT Dollar Investment National Development Plan optimizes investment and finance conditions for public construction, he added.
According to Cho, the government is promoting the Asia Asset Management Center project to boost financial sector growth, and undertaking a development initiative for the country's six regions to gear up for construction of 152 local infrastructures. It has proposed a 10 major AI infrastructure plan to strengthen the country's AI technology prowess, he said.
Cho concluded by saying that to ensure practical and smooth implementation of such measures, Taiwan's freedom, democratic way of life and the rule of law must not be altered or destroyed. (YCH-E)
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Cho made the remarks while attending an Asia Taiwanese Chambers of Commerce (ASTCC) directors' and supervisors' meeting in Taipei City. He expressed appreciation to ASTCC members for their contributions to Taiwan.
Taiwan has raised its international profile as evidenced by top ranking in Asia and third ranking globally in the 2024 Global Report published by the U.K.-based Global Entrepreneurship Monitor, Cho said. The government will establish further trade and investment centers in countries worldwide to assist overseas Taiwan entrepreneurs to strengthen connections with the home country, he added.
This is complemented by government measures such as the Taiwan Global Pathfinders Initiative, which helps young people put dreams into practice overseas, the premier said. The National Talent Competitiveness Jumpstart Program recruits foreign professionals in key industries and expands the retention of skilled foreign workers, while the Trillion NT Dollar Investment National Development Plan optimizes investment and finance conditions for public construction, he added.
According to Cho, the government is promoting the Asia Asset Management Center project to boost financial sector growth, and undertaking a development initiative for the country's six regions to gear up for construction of 152 local infrastructures. It has proposed a 10 major AI infrastructure plan to strengthen the country's AI technology prowess, he said.
Cho concluded by saying that to ensure practical and smooth implementation of such measures, Taiwan's freedom, democratic way of life and the rule of law must not be altered or destroyed. (YCH-E)
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Kaohsiung Port in southern Taiwan has a very busy schedule in 2025, with a total of 107 cruise ships to either depart from or call on the port, nearly double the 59 in 2024, reflecting the port authority's success in promoting Kaohsiung as a cruise destination.
According to the Ministry of Transportation and Communications' Taiwan International Ports Corp. Ltd., during the second half of the year, 34 cruises will embark on tours from the port, while 37 will make berth as part of an itinerary, bringing in more than 100,000 tourists.
Among the cruise ships that will start voyages out from Kaohsiung are Costa Serena and Star Navigator bound for Japan's Okinawa, Ishigaki and Miyako Islands, the TIPC said. The Star Navigator will launch several southbound routes heading for popular tourist destinations in Vietnam and the Philippines.
The TIPC said these new routes underscore the key position of Kaohsiung as southern Taiwan's maritime gateway and its potential as a home port for a larger number of southbound cruise vessels.
Kaohsiung will also welcome visits by several premier cruises, including Star Voyager, Mitsui Ocean Fuji, Riviera, Norwegian Spirit, Seabourn Quest, Norwegian Sun and Asuka 2. Among these, Mitsui Ocean Fuji will make its maiden call on Sept. 25, while Asuka 2 will arrive on Dec. 30 for New Year Eve celebrations, and plans to offer more cruise travels with stops in Kaohsiung next year.
The TIPC attributes these positive developments to successful marketing campaigns and ongoing infrastructure development and service upgrades. These include participation in international cruise events such as the Seatrade Cruise Global 2025 held in Miami this April to discuss cooperation with global cruise lines, and investment in key facilities such as the Kaohsiung Port Cruise Terminal. (SFC-E)
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According to the Ministry of Transportation and Communications' Taiwan International Ports Corp. Ltd., during the second half of the year, 34 cruises will embark on tours from the port, while 37 will make berth as part of an itinerary, bringing in more than 100,000 tourists.
Among the cruise ships that will start voyages out from Kaohsiung are Costa Serena and Star Navigator bound for Japan's Okinawa, Ishigaki and Miyako Islands, the TIPC said. The Star Navigator will launch several southbound routes heading for popular tourist destinations in Vietnam and the Philippines.
The TIPC said these new routes underscore the key position of Kaohsiung as southern Taiwan's maritime gateway and its potential as a home port for a larger number of southbound cruise vessels.
Kaohsiung will also welcome visits by several premier cruises, including Star Voyager, Mitsui Ocean Fuji, Riviera, Norwegian Spirit, Seabourn Quest, Norwegian Sun and Asuka 2. Among these, Mitsui Ocean Fuji will make its maiden call on Sept. 25, while Asuka 2 will arrive on Dec. 30 for New Year Eve celebrations, and plans to offer more cruise travels with stops in Kaohsiung next year.
The TIPC attributes these positive developments to successful marketing campaigns and ongoing infrastructure development and service upgrades. These include participation in international cruise events such as the Seatrade Cruise Global 2025 held in Miami this April to discuss cooperation with global cruise lines, and investment in key facilities such as the Kaohsiung Port Cruise Terminal. (SFC-E)
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President Lai Ching-te pledged to collaborate with ally Guatemala to jointly safeguard democracy, freedom and global prosperity.
Lai received Guatemala Congressional President Nery Abilio Ramos y Ramos, July 17 at the Presidential Office in Taipei City. It was his second visit to Taiwan, leading a delegation of cross-party congress members.
Lai conveyed concern over the recent earthquake and expressed hope for swift post-quake reconstruction. He further noted that the over nine decades of official diplomatic ties have resulted in ever-closer cooperation in agriculture, education, medicine and women's empowerment.
In addition, recently a"Letter of Intent for Semiconductor Cooperation" was signed with the ally's head of state, President Arevalo, when he visited Taiwan in June this year. Taiwan is working together with Guatemala to implement a training curriculum for cultivating semiconductor sector personnel and supports Taiwan entrepreneurs to take advantage of Guatemala's strategic position as a hub for overseas market expansion and reciprocal industrial development.
Lai thanked the Guatemalan Congress for supporting Taiwan's participation in international organizations, as well as releasing a statement opposing China's misinterpretation of the United Nations Resolution 2758.
Ramos stated that Guatemala cherishes its long-standing mutual bond with Taiwan. He anticipated continued cooperative projects in education, economy and technology.
The congressional president then presented Lai with a Chinese transcript of a resolution approved by the Guatemalan Congress and submitted to the United Nations, which advocates for Taiwan's engagement in international organizations. (POC-E)
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Lai received Guatemala Congressional President Nery Abilio Ramos y Ramos, July 17 at the Presidential Office in Taipei City. It was his second visit to Taiwan, leading a delegation of cross-party congress members.
Lai conveyed concern over the recent earthquake and expressed hope for swift post-quake reconstruction. He further noted that the over nine decades of official diplomatic ties have resulted in ever-closer cooperation in agriculture, education, medicine and women's empowerment.
In addition, recently a"Letter of Intent for Semiconductor Cooperation" was signed with the ally's head of state, President Arevalo, when he visited Taiwan in June this year. Taiwan is working together with Guatemala to implement a training curriculum for cultivating semiconductor sector personnel and supports Taiwan entrepreneurs to take advantage of Guatemala's strategic position as a hub for overseas market expansion and reciprocal industrial development.
Lai thanked the Guatemalan Congress for supporting Taiwan's participation in international organizations, as well as releasing a statement opposing China's misinterpretation of the United Nations Resolution 2758.
Ramos stated that Guatemala cherishes its long-standing mutual bond with Taiwan. He anticipated continued cooperative projects in education, economy and technology.
The congressional president then presented Lai with a Chinese transcript of a resolution approved by the Guatemalan Congress and submitted to the United Nations, which advocates for Taiwan's engagement in international organizations. (POC-E)
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Prayers offered by Pope Leo XIV for those in Taiwan affected by Typhoon Danas are deeply appreciated by the government and people, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said July 17.
The MOFA statement followed remarks made by Holy See Press Office Director Matteo Bruni July 16 that the pope had been praying after learning about the casualties and severe damage caused by the typhoon and had instructed the Office of Papal Charities to provide concrete aid to the people of Taiwan.
According to the MOFA, Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung thanked the pope on behalf of President Lai Ching-te for expressing concern over losses and offering prayers in the spirit of God's love for all people. Lai has instructed the Embassy of the ROC (Taiwan) to the Holy See to convey gratitude to the pope, Lin said, adding that this warmth has transcended the geographical distance between Taiwan and the Vatican to bring the two sides closer together.
The MOFA will continue to cooperate with Pope Leo XIV to promote humanitarian assistance and charity work and jointly advance universal values shared by all humankind, the ministry added.
The Office of Papal Charities is the Holy See department charged with assisting those in need in the name of the pope. (YCH-E)
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The MOFA statement followed remarks made by Holy See Press Office Director Matteo Bruni July 16 that the pope had been praying after learning about the casualties and severe damage caused by the typhoon and had instructed the Office of Papal Charities to provide concrete aid to the people of Taiwan.
According to the MOFA, Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung thanked the pope on behalf of President Lai Ching-te for expressing concern over losses and offering prayers in the spirit of God's love for all people. Lai has instructed the Embassy of the ROC (Taiwan) to the Holy See to convey gratitude to the pope, Lin said, adding that this warmth has transcended the geographical distance between Taiwan and the Vatican to bring the two sides closer together.
The MOFA will continue to cooperate with Pope Leo XIV to promote humanitarian assistance and charity work and jointly advance universal values shared by all humankind, the ministry added.
The Office of Papal Charities is the Holy See department charged with assisting those in need in the name of the pope. (YCH-E)
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An opening ceremony for "Vanités Modernes," an exhibition of the work of 19 modern photographers from Taiwan and France, was held July 17 in Taipei City.
MOC Minister Li Yuan said at the event that the world today is marked by diminishing biodiversity, rapid climate change and mounting disasters and pollution stemming from human action, leading to increased fear. He added that the chosen photos, carefully selected to evoke feelings inspired by the 17th-century vanitas genre of European art, invite reflection on loneliness and despair.
National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts Director Chen Kuang-yi described the event as the result of cultural exchanges spanning 10 years, while event curator Raphaële Bertho said that she hopes to bring the exhibition to France in the future.
Running through Nov. 23 at the National Center of Photography and Images, the exhibition is organized by the Ministry of Culture and implemented by the NCPI and National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, with support from the FOT.
The two-part exhibition features artists including Chou Ching-hui, Shen Chao-liang and Yao Jui-chung from Taiwan, and Frédéric Delangle, Alexia Fiasco and Alban Lécuyer from France. The curators and artists will also share their experiences with the audience in two sessions on July 18 and 19.
The exhibition's first part, "Nos Territoires," prompts consideration of the world as shaped by humans and interrogation of how people learn to live in a world where concrete, asphalt and neon have replaced mountains and forests. In "La Ville," the images on display show how the city serves as a catalyst for photographers to critique modernity's ideals. (SFC-E)
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MOC Minister Li Yuan said at the event that the world today is marked by diminishing biodiversity, rapid climate change and mounting disasters and pollution stemming from human action, leading to increased fear. He added that the chosen photos, carefully selected to evoke feelings inspired by the 17th-century vanitas genre of European art, invite reflection on loneliness and despair.
National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts Director Chen Kuang-yi described the event as the result of cultural exchanges spanning 10 years, while event curator Raphaële Bertho said that she hopes to bring the exhibition to France in the future.
Running through Nov. 23 at the National Center of Photography and Images, the exhibition is organized by the Ministry of Culture and implemented by the NCPI and National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, with support from the FOT.
The two-part exhibition features artists including Chou Ching-hui, Shen Chao-liang and Yao Jui-chung from Taiwan, and Frédéric Delangle, Alexia Fiasco and Alban Lécuyer from France. The curators and artists will also share their experiences with the audience in two sessions on July 18 and 19.
The exhibition's first part, "Nos Territoires," prompts consideration of the world as shaped by humans and interrogation of how people learn to live in a world where concrete, asphalt and neon have replaced mountains and forests. In "La Ville," the images on display show how the city serves as a catalyst for photographers to critique modernity's ideals. (SFC-E)
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The Ministry of Environment staged a forum on sustainable food July 16 in Taipei City, spotlighting government commitment to societal transformation to a sustainable lifestyle.
This marked the fourth meeting organized by the MOENV's Green Lifestyle Partnership advocating for a net-zero lifestyle, the ministry said, adding that three other forums had already been held on sustainable offices, consumption and travel in February, April and June this year, respectively.
Speaking at the July 16 forum, MOENV Chief Secretary Tsai Meng-yu noted the importance of eating local and seasonal food and reduction of food waste. The forum was hosted by Warren Kuo, professor emeritus of National Taiwan University's Department of Agronomy, who encouraged consumers to support low-carbon and environmentally friendly ingredients to facilitate production transition and the reshaping of dietary culture.
Taipei City-based Anyong Freshmart, Inc. Deputy General Manager Chen Li-tse shared how the company cafeteria offered sustainable foods by citing an example of utilization of all parts of fish in dishes. Chen Yung-chung, cofounder and CEO of Chiayi County-headquartered Thefreen Burger, outlined design of low-carbon menus to incorporate sustainable concepts.
To tackle climate change challenges, the ministry committed to working with Green Lifestyle Partnership members to extend the green lifestyle network and advance transition to sustainability. (POC-E)
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This marked the fourth meeting organized by the MOENV's Green Lifestyle Partnership advocating for a net-zero lifestyle, the ministry said, adding that three other forums had already been held on sustainable offices, consumption and travel in February, April and June this year, respectively.
Speaking at the July 16 forum, MOENV Chief Secretary Tsai Meng-yu noted the importance of eating local and seasonal food and reduction of food waste. The forum was hosted by Warren Kuo, professor emeritus of National Taiwan University's Department of Agronomy, who encouraged consumers to support low-carbon and environmentally friendly ingredients to facilitate production transition and the reshaping of dietary culture.
Taipei City-based Anyong Freshmart, Inc. Deputy General Manager Chen Li-tse shared how the company cafeteria offered sustainable foods by citing an example of utilization of all parts of fish in dishes. Chen Yung-chung, cofounder and CEO of Chiayi County-headquartered Thefreen Burger, outlined design of low-carbon menus to incorporate sustainable concepts.
To tackle climate change challenges, the ministry committed to working with Green Lifestyle Partnership members to extend the green lifestyle network and advance transition to sustainability. (POC-E)
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Support from the French government for peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait is sincerely appreciated, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said July 15.
According to the MOFA, the position was presented in France's updated National Strategic Review 2025 report, which reiterates that the growing sophistication and intensity of military exercises around Taiwan have demonstrated China's increasing assertiveness. It expressed concerns about Beijing's repeated and unprecedented scale of maneuvers around Taiwan in 2024 and 2025, and the possibility of a dangerous and volatile regional situation. The report further described Taiwan as a key link in the semiconductor supply chain, the ministry added.
A similar stance was also mentioned in the review's 2022 edition, the MOFA said, adding that both reviews demonstrated close French attention to the security of Taiwan and that of the Taiwan Strait. The review followed a joint statement by British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and French President Emmanuel Macron, reaffirming commitment to cross-strait peace and stability, issued after the 37th U.K.-France Summit held July 10 in London, the ministry noted.
As an indispensable element in Indo-Pacific stability, Taiwan will continue to work with France and other democracies to safeguard freedom while maintaining cross-strait and regional peace and stability, the MOFA added. (YCH-E)
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According to the MOFA, the position was presented in France's updated National Strategic Review 2025 report, which reiterates that the growing sophistication and intensity of military exercises around Taiwan have demonstrated China's increasing assertiveness. It expressed concerns about Beijing's repeated and unprecedented scale of maneuvers around Taiwan in 2024 and 2025, and the possibility of a dangerous and volatile regional situation. The report further described Taiwan as a key link in the semiconductor supply chain, the ministry added.
A similar stance was also mentioned in the review's 2022 edition, the MOFA said, adding that both reviews demonstrated close French attention to the security of Taiwan and that of the Taiwan Strait. The review followed a joint statement by British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and French President Emmanuel Macron, reaffirming commitment to cross-strait peace and stability, issued after the 37th U.K.-France Summit held July 10 in London, the ministry noted.
As an indispensable element in Indo-Pacific stability, Taiwan will continue to work with France and other democracies to safeguard freedom while maintaining cross-strait and regional peace and stability, the MOFA added. (YCH-E)
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新聞來源：https://taiwantoday.tw/Economics/Top-News/272320/Tri-mountain-NSA-promotes-upcoming-World-Bird-Fair
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