DPP Legislator Establishes 'International Investment Taiwan Promotion Association' in Legislature to Boost Competitiveness
DPP Legislator Chang Ya-lin initiated the 'Legislative Yuan International Investment Taiwan Promotion Association,' holding its inaugural meeting at the Legislative Yuan on June 12. The aim is to strengthen communication between domestic and foreign industries, chambers of commerce, and government agencies.
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(Central News Agency reporter Wang Yang-yu, Taipei, June 12) DPP Legislator Chang Ya-lin initiated the 'Legislative Yuan International Investment Taiwan Promotion Association,' which held its inaugural meeting at the Legislative Yuan today. The association aims to strengthen communication and exchange between domestic and foreign industries, chambers of commerce, representative offices in Taiwan, and government departments, incorporating industry opinions into legislative and policy discussions to further enhance Taiwan's competitive advantage in attracting international investment.
To promote international corporate investment in Taiwan and foster a more stable, transparent, and internationally competitive investment environment, Chang Ya-lin and other cross-party legislators held the inaugural meeting of the 'Legislative Yuan International Investment Taiwan Promotion Association' at the Legislative Yuan today. Chang Ya-lin serves as the chairperson, with DPP Legislators Chiu Yi-ying, Lin Chu-yin, Lee Kun-cheng, and KMT Legislator Ko Ju-chun serving as vice chairpersons.
Chang stated that amidst global supply chain restructuring, geopolitical changes, economic security issues, and increasing emphasis on healthcare resilience, Taiwan stands at a critical juncture. She noted that Taiwan possesses a complete semiconductor industry cluster, highly competitive technology manufacturing capabilities, and continuously developing renewable energy, digital economy, and international service industries, all of which are important foundations for attracting international investment.
According to the association's charter, it will regularly invite domestic and international enterprises, investment institutions, industry groups, chambers of commerce, and experts and scholars to share their opinions on Taiwan's investment environment, industrial policies, regulations, and international economic and trade trends. These opinions will serve as references for the deliberation of bills, policies, and budgets. (Editor: Su Zhi-zong) 1150612
To promote international corporate investment in Taiwan and foster a more stable, transparent, and internationally competitive investment environment, Chang Ya-lin and other cross-party legislators held the inaugural meeting of the 'Legislative Yuan International Investment Taiwan Promotion Association' at the Legislative Yuan today. Chang Ya-lin serves as the chairperson, with DPP Legislators Chiu Yi-ying, Lin Chu-yin, Lee Kun-cheng, and KMT Legislator Ko Ju-chun serving as vice chairpersons.
Chang stated that amidst global supply chain restructuring, geopolitical changes, economic security issues, and increasing emphasis on healthcare resilience, Taiwan stands at a critical juncture. She noted that Taiwan possesses a complete semiconductor industry cluster, highly competitive technology manufacturing capabilities, and continuously developing renewable energy, digital economy, and international service industries, all of which are important foundations for attracting international investment.
According to the association's charter, it will regularly invite domestic and international enterprises, investment institutions, industry groups, chambers of commerce, and experts and scholars to share their opinions on Taiwan's investment environment, industrial policies, regulations, and international economic and trade trends. These opinions will serve as references for the deliberation of bills, policies, and budgets. (Editor: Su Zhi-zong) 1150612