Shen Po-yang Meets Taipei Junior Chamber, Focuses on Youth Entrepreneurship
DPP Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Po-yang held a forum with the Taipei International Junior Chamber of Commerce on June 3, focusing on youth entrepreneurship. He proposed establishing a fund to help young entrepreneurs secure their initial capital.
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(Central News Agency reporter Liu Jianbang, Taipei, 3rd) DPP Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Po-yang held a forum with the Taipei International Junior Chamber of Commerce today, stating that he would focus on the situation of youth starting businesses in Taipei City. Regarding helping youth entrepreneurship, he believes that a fund could be used to help young entrepreneurs achieve their plans and obtain their first pot of gold.
Shen held a forum with the Taipei International Junior Chamber of Commerce in the afternoon, accompanied by Wu Szu-yao, the DPP legislator and director of his campaign headquarters. They took questions from the media before the meeting.
Shen said that in the morning, he visited the 2026 COMPUTEX and its subsidiary, InnoVEX, a leading Asian startup exhibition. He saw many Taiwanese manufacturers and startups that can compete on the international stage, and he is thinking about how to retain this talent in Taiwan and help them connect with the world.
Shen stated that during the forum with the Taipei International Junior Chamber of Commerce, he would focus on the situation of youth starting businesses in Taipei. He believes that youth entrepreneurship requires a fund, allowing young people not only to live comfortably in Taipei but also to form the first pot of gold for their future entrepreneurial plans through fund management and investment.
Wu Szu-yao said that visiting the Taipei International Junior Chamber of Commerce with Shen was to understand the creativity and energy of young people in different professional fields, which is what Taipei City needs most.
Regarding the mayoral election, Wu said that Shen has repeatedly mentioned the need to catch up on his campaign schedule as soon as possible. He will also frequently engage with grassroots, including citizens and party supporters, and more importantly, actively seek advice from professionals, groups, and associations across all industries. They also plan to visit clan organizations.
Separately, when asked at the unveiling ceremony of the "Václav Havel Bench" commemorating former Czech President Václav Havel whether he would invite Shen to the event, Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an said that the spirit of the Havel Bench is to be willing to sit down and talk even if opinions differ, and that is democracy.
When asked by the media for his opinion on Chiang's remarks, Shen said he is glad to have the opportunity to discuss municipal affairs. He added that Havel's spirit has always been to use truth and love to confront totalitarianism, lies, and hatred. He expressed hope that such language would not be used in the Taipei mayoral election, and that the focus should be on the pain points of Taipei citizens and proposing solutions. (Editor: Xiao Bowen) 1150603
Shen held a forum with the Taipei International Junior Chamber of Commerce in the afternoon, accompanied by Wu Szu-yao, the DPP legislator and director of his campaign headquarters. They took questions from the media before the meeting.
Shen said that in the morning, he visited the 2026 COMPUTEX and its subsidiary, InnoVEX, a leading Asian startup exhibition. He saw many Taiwanese manufacturers and startups that can compete on the international stage, and he is thinking about how to retain this talent in Taiwan and help them connect with the world.
Shen stated that during the forum with the Taipei International Junior Chamber of Commerce, he would focus on the situation of youth starting businesses in Taipei. He believes that youth entrepreneurship requires a fund, allowing young people not only to live comfortably in Taipei but also to form the first pot of gold for their future entrepreneurial plans through fund management and investment.
Wu Szu-yao said that visiting the Taipei International Junior Chamber of Commerce with Shen was to understand the creativity and energy of young people in different professional fields, which is what Taipei City needs most.
Regarding the mayoral election, Wu said that Shen has repeatedly mentioned the need to catch up on his campaign schedule as soon as possible. He will also frequently engage with grassroots, including citizens and party supporters, and more importantly, actively seek advice from professionals, groups, and associations across all industries. They also plan to visit clan organizations.
Separately, when asked at the unveiling ceremony of the "Václav Havel Bench" commemorating former Czech President Václav Havel whether he would invite Shen to the event, Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an said that the spirit of the Havel Bench is to be willing to sit down and talk even if opinions differ, and that is democracy.
When asked by the media for his opinion on Chiang's remarks, Shen said he is glad to have the opportunity to discuss municipal affairs. He added that Havel's spirit has always been to use truth and love to confront totalitarianism, lies, and hatred. He expressed hope that such language would not be used in the Taipei mayoral election, and that the focus should be on the pain points of Taipei citizens and proposing solutions. (Editor: Xiao Bowen) 1150603