Thrive And March Toward Prosperity Together
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Thrive And March Toward Prosperity Together In celebration of the 110th National Day of the Republic of China (Taiwan) Under the leadership of President Tsai Ing- wen, Taiwan iniated the New Southbound Policy in 2016 to ramp up its relaons with 18 countries, targeng India as priority. Taiwan and India have benefited from a balanced and ever-growing relaonship across sectors such as trade and investment, science and technology, educaon and culture as well as people to people exchanges. Economic cooperaon in areas of trade, investment and industry between Taiwan and India has been growing in recent years. Bilateral trade has grown nearly five-fold from USD 1.19 billion in 2001 to USD 4.80 billion in 2020. A total of 116 Taiwanese major companies have set up business operaons in India, with a total investment of USD 1.09 billion in the fields of informaon and communicaon technology, medical devices, automobile components, machineries, steel, electronics, construcon, engineering, financial services, etc. In the area of educaon cooperaon, more than 2,239 Indian students are studying in Taiwan in 2020. The Government of Taiwan awards scholarships to outstanding Indian students those who wish to pursue higher educaon and Mandarin Chinese language studies in Taiwan. In 2021, twenty Taiwan Educaon Centers in total have been launched in university campuses in India. Over 8,000 students have taken Mandarin courses at Taiwan Educaon Centers, 668 bilateral academic agreements have been signed between 68 instuons of higher educaon in Taiwan and 256 of that in India. For science and technology cooperaon, Taiwan and India have cooperated in implemenng 94 joint research projects, holding 20 bilateral workshops on various subjects and publishing over 160 SCI papers since 2007. Both countries are currently working on seng up Technology Innovaon Hubs in universies to develop cung-edge technologies. The eleventh Taiwan-India Joint Commiee Meeng on Cooperaon in Science & Technology will be held once the pandemic related protocol allows. The Covid-19 pandemic poses great challenges and unfolds new areas of further cooperaon between Taiwan and India in e- commerce, online interacon, and biochemical technology. On the auspicious occasion of the 110th Naonal Day of the Republic of China (Taiwan), we are confident that, through joint efforts, Taiwan and India will connue to prosper further in the years ahead. The Republic of China (Taiwan) is celebrang its 110th Naonal Day (widely known as the Double Tenth Day) on the 10th of October 2021. Ever since its incepon in 1912, the Republic of China (Taiwan) has encountered numerous difficules and challenges internally and externally. Based on our firm commitment to democracy, freedom, and rule of law, as well as with staunch support from friendly countries, Taiwan has never in one moment shown weakness and retreated from the above- menoned universal values. Taiwan celebrates Double Tenth Naonal Day as an internaonally recognized beacon of freedom, democracy, human rights and the rule of law. This hard-won accomplishment underscores a deep- seated commitment to building a kinder, more resilient society in which all voices are heard. At a me when the world is facing challenges such as COVID-19, climate change and environmental degradaon, Taiwan is a living proof that democracy works, and Is the best way of turning back the de of authoritarianism while promong peace, stability, sustainable development and inclusive prosperity. As the sun rises over Taiwan for Double Tenth Naonal Day, it shines on a country with GDP growth esmated at 5.88 percent for 2021. The local economy is performing beer than at any point in the last decade. Success looks set to connue thanks to farsighted policy like the Six Core Strategic Industries plan for transforming Taiwan into a significant force in the global economy. Building on the government's 5+2 Industrial Innovaon Program, it sets out a vision to develop the industries of the future and achieve the U.N. Sustainable Development Goals in 2021 Taiwan gives thanks on Double Tenth Naonal Day to allies and like-minded partners for standing with the country in its hour of COVID-19 need. The Taiwan Model, widely celebrated for saving lives and strengthening the global response to the pandemic, by its mask and personal protecve equipment donaons, came under intense pressure from a second wave of coronavirus. Buoyed by this backing and love, the country will connue paying it forward as a force for good in the world Paying it Forward for Global Health Building Momentum for Economy Taiwan and India - Staunch Partners for Freedom, Democracy and Development Standing Strong in Democracy President Tsai Ing-wen Republic of China (Taiwan) Taiwan-India Cooperation Taipei Economic and Cultural Center in India 駐印度台北經濟文化中心 A SPACE MARKETING INITIATIVE Celebrations October 10, 2021 REPUBLIC OF CHINA Republic of China (Taiwan)
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ThriveAndMarchTowardProsperityTogetherIncelebrationofthe110thNationalDayoftheRepublicofChina(Taiwan)
Under the leadership of President Tsai Ing-wen, Taiwan ini�ated the New Southbound Policy in 2016 to ramp up its rela�ons with 18 countries, targe�ng India as priority. Taiwan and India have benefited from a balanced and ever-growing rela�onship a c ro s s s e c t o rs s u c h a s t ra d e a n d investment, science and technology, educa�on and culture as well as people to people exchanges. Economic coopera�on in areas of trade, investment and industry between Taiwan and India has been growing in recent years. Bilateral trade has grown nearly five-fold from USD 1.19 billion in 2001 to USD 4.80 billion in 2020. A total of 116 Taiwanese major companies have set up business opera�ons in India, with a total investment of USD 1.09 billion in the fields of informa�on and communica�on technology, medical d ev i c e s , a u to m o b i l e co m p o n e nt s , m a c h i n e r i e s , s t e e l , e l e c t r o n i c s , construc�on, engineering, financial services, etc. In the area of educa�on coopera�on, more than 2,239 Indian students are studying in Taiwan in 2020. The Government of Taiwan awards scholarships to outstanding Indian students
those who wish to pursue higher educa�on and Mandarin Chinese language studies in Taiwan. In 2021, twenty Taiwan Educa�on Centers in total have been launched in university campuses in India. Over 8,000 students have taken Mandarin courses at Taiwan Educa�on Centers, 668 bilateral academic agreements have been signed between 68 ins�tu�ons of higher educa�on in Taiwan and 256 of that in India. For science and technology coopera�on, Taiwan and India have cooperated in implemen�ng 94 joint research projects, holding 20 bilateral workshops on various subjects and publishing over 160 SCI papers since 2007. Both countries are currently wo r k i n g o n s e� n g u p Te c h n o l o g y Innova�on Hubs in universi�es to develop cu�ng-edge technologies. The eleventh Taiwan-India Joint Commi�ee Mee�ng on Coopera�on in Science & Technology will beheld once the pandemic related protocol allows. The Covid-19 pandemic poses great challenges and unfolds new areas of further coopera�on between Taiwan and India in e-commerce, onl ine interac�on, and biochemical technology. On the auspicious occasion of the 110th Na�onal Day of the Republic of China (Taiwan), we are confident that, through joint efforts, Taiwan and India will con�nue to prosper further in the years ahead.
The Republic of China (Taiwan) is celebra�ng its 110th Na�onal Day (widely known as the Double Tenth Day) on the 10th of October 2021. Ever since its incep�on in 1912, the Republic of China (Taiwan) has encountered numerous difficul�es and challenges internally and externally. Based on our firm commitment to democracy, freedom, and rule of law, as well as with staunch support from friendly countries, Taiwan has never in one moment shown weakness and retreated from the above-men�oned universal values.
Taiwan celebrates Double Tenth Na�onal Day as an interna�onally recognized beacon of freedom, democracy, human rights and the rule of law. This hard-won accomplishment underscores a deep-seated commitment to building a kinder, more resilient society in which all voices are heard. At a �me when the world is facing challenges such as COVID-19, climate change and environmental degrada�on, Taiwan is a living proof that democracy works, and Is the best way of turning back the �de of authoritarianism while promo�ng peace, stability, sustainable development and inclusive prosperity.
As the sun rises over Taiwan for Double
Tenth Na�onal Day, it shines on a country with GDP growth es�mated at 5.88 percent for 2021. The local economy is performing be�er than at any point in the last decade. Success looks set to con�nue thanks to farsighted policy like the Six Core Strategic Industries plan for transforming Taiwan into a significant force in the global economy. Building on the government's 5+2 Industrial Innova�on Program, it sets out a vision to develop the industries of the future and achieve the U.N. Sustainable Development Goals in 2021
Taiwan gives thanks on Double Tenth Na�onal Day to allies and like-minded partners for standing with the country in its hour of COVID-19 need. The Taiwan Model, widely celebrated for saving lives and strengthening the global response to the pandemic, by its mask and personal protec�ve equipment dona�ons, came under intense pressure from a second wave of coronavirus. Buoyed by this backing and love, the country will con�nue paying it forward as a force for good in the world
Paying it Forward for Global Health
Building Momentum for Economy
Taiwan and India - Staunch Partners for Freedom, Democracy and Development
Standing Strong in Democracy
PresidentTsaiIng-wen
Republic of China (Taiwan)
Taiwan-IndiaCooperation
Taipei Economic and Cultural Center in India
駐印度台北經濟文化中心
ASPACEMARKETINGINITIATIVE
CelebrationsOctober10,2021
REPUBLICOF CHINA
Republic of China (Taiwan)
