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21st Graduation Ceremony of NUK President Chen Yueh-Tuan: Utilize Cross-Disciplinary Skills to Face Future Challenges Mayor Chen Chi-Mai: Learning to Make Choices and Persist in Life
【Translator: Zhi-Yu Yang】【Promotion of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) series】2024-06-01 The National University of Kaohsiung (NUK) held its 21st graduation ceremony today(June 1). President Chen Yueh-Tuan encouraged the graduates to face the challenges of the AI wave and digital transformation with a proactive attitude, leveraging the interdisciplinary skills cultivated at the university to create competitive advantages and new opportunities. Kaohsiung Mayor Chen Chi-Mai was invited to deliver a speech, sharing his life story and imparting the lesson, "When you encounter failure, don't rush to get up. Instead, learn to make choices and persist." President Chen Yueh-Tuan stated that NUK has been ranked first among "public general medium-sized universities" for two consecutive years in the survey of the "Top 2,000 Enterprises' Most Favored University Graduates." This accolade is a testament to the university's efforts to integrate academic learning with industry needs and establish strong connections. Chen emphasized that the university's governing goals are "industry linkage and social linkage," in adherence to the central government's "2050 Net Zero Emissions" policy, aligning with Kaohsiung City's "Net Zero City Development Autonomy Regulations" passed in 2023, and continuing to uphold the honor of being a "green university."Chen Yueh-Tuan also encouraged graduates to stay strong and brave when facing the future. She emphasized that while the world constantly changes, " attitude " is the only constant." With the advent of the AI and digital transformation era, graduates should continue enhancing the interdisciplinary skills developed during their studies to create competitiveness in their professional fields. The ceremony especially honored Shi Hong-Qiang, a Tayal student from the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, who became the first student from NUK to receive the "Presidential Education Award." Shi demonstrated remarkable resilience and determination, overcoming adversity and achieving well-deserved recognition.Kaohsiung Mayor Chen Chi-Mai, as a guest speaker, encouraged graduates with his own life story, saying, "When you encounter failure, don't rush to get up." Chen admitted that losing the 2018 Kaohsiung mayoral election left him in a daze for several days. His team members reminded him, "They haven't given up, so what reason do I have not to be strong?" This prompted him to calm down, face himself bravely, reflect on the reasons for the setback, and consider the next steps. Rushing to get up would only lead to more obstacles.Chen Chi-Mai also shared that it is essential to cherish family relationships, as they will be your greatest spiritual support. Life involves learning to make choices, and it is impossible always to be a winner. One should remain humble and willing to learn, review failures, and find the core ideas that must be upheld. It would help if you continuously improve your professional abilities to avoid being surpassed or replaced and strive to benefit others' lives. Stepping out of the campus will only sometimes be smooth sailing, but graduates are encouraged to persist in their ideals and overcome complex challenges with immense courage.Li Zong-ming, the president of the NUK Alumni Association, stated that he actively engages with various departments within the university, showing concern for the development of school affairs and the needs of teachers and students. He supports student activities and funding for constructing the artificial turf football field and public art project "Heritage and Ascension." During the 2023 school evaluation, he passionately recommended his beloved alma mater to the visiting committee as an "interactive stakeholder." He also used the story of Hong-Qiang to encourage younger students, reminding them that even if they feel like "children caught in the rain without an umbrella" and face frustrations, they should remember the guidance and care from NUK professors and the donations and support from alumni. This assistance helps them complete their studies, demonstrating the spirit of "NUK people taking care of Kaohsiung University people" and fostering a virtuous cycle.For more information, please refer to our school's graduation ceremony section: https://sa.nuk.edu.tw/p/412-1009-4382.php?Lang=zh-tw #SDG1 #SDG4 #SDG13 #SDG17 @Student Affairs Division &Activity
The Center for Vietnamese Studies at NUK and NCKU have jointly organized the "2024 Spring iVPT International Vietnamese Proficiency Test."
【Translator: Zhi-Yu Yang】【Text and photos provided by Director of the Vietnam Research Center, Ms. Lan Chen.】【Promotion of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) series】2024-05-13 The "iVPT International Vietnamese Proficiency Test" aims to provide professional Vietnamese language certification to meet the needs of today's diverse society. With the continuous acceleration of globalization, the demand for multilingual capabilities across various industries is increasing daily. In this context, learning and mastering Vietnamese has become a pursuit for many people. The introduction of the iVPT International Vietnamese Proficiency Test provides learners with a platform to showcase their language skills. It offers a professional solution to the demand for Vietnamese language talents in various fields. The "iVPT International Vietnamese Proficiency Test" is divided into three stages and six levels: A1 (Beginner), A2 (Elementary), B1 (Intermediate), B2 (Upper Intermediate), C1 (Advanced), and C2 (Professional). The test is open to people of all nationalities, races, ethnicities, and ages. The subjects for the elementary level include listening and reading, while the intermediate and advanced levels include listening, reading, writing, and speaking tests. The importance of the Vietnamese language proficiency certificate is self-evident. It is a personal learning achievement and a guarantee for future career development. Whether for business communication, cultural exchange, or academic research, professionals with Vietnamese language skills can stand out internationally.The 2024 Spring iVPT International Vietnamese Proficiency Test took place today, May 4, at National Taiwan University(NTU) in the Northern District, National Cheng Kung University(NCKU), and National University of Kaohsiung(NUK) in the Southern District. This certification has garnered widespread attention and active participation from many candidates. Candidates have expressed that the iVPT International Vietnamese Proficiency Test is highly discerning and thoroughly evaluates their listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills. This has given them a clearer understanding of their language abilities and increased their confidence. Some candidates mentioned that obtaining this certification will significantly benefit their future job prospects and academic pursuits.As a key country in Southeast Asia, Vietnam has close economic and cultural exchanges with Taiwan. Candidates proficient in Vietnamese will be better integrated into these cross-cultural exchanges, promoting cooperation and development between the two countries. Therefore, the Center for Vietnamese Studies at NUK and the Center for Vietnamese Studies at NCKU hope to cooperate more closely. They aim to promote the education and learning of the Vietnamese language and invite more candidates interested in the Vietnamese language and culture to participate actively in the iVPT International Vietnamese Proficiency Test.#SDG4 #SDG17 @Center for Vietnam Studies&Activities
NUK Invites President and Staff from Indonesia's Universitas Universal to Strengthen International Cooperation and Boost Overseas Student Numbers.
【Translator：Siou-Yao Han】【Text provided by Chen Hsiang-jan, Office of International Affairs】【Promotion of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) series】2024-05-03 The National University of Kaohsiung (NUK) collaborated globally with its sister schools. On April 25th, Dr. Aswandy, President of Universitas Universal in Indonesia, led a delegation including Dr. Didi Sundiman, Dean of the Business Management School, Antoni Suparno, Head of the International Cooperation Office, along with the principals of Universitas Universal's affiliated high school and vocational school, and the directors of the university's language center, to visit NUK.National University of Kaohsiung (NUK) President Chen Yueh-Tuan and Dean of International Affairs Wu Hsing-Hao received the delegation from Universitas Universal in Indonesia. The purpose of this visit was to discuss matters of international cooperation and exchange between the two universities. The discussions focused on the overlapping academic fields and the potential for collaboration, emphasizing student exchange programs and demonstrating a high potential for cooperation. The plan is to develop more student exchange activities in the future to enrich the international learning experiences for students from both institutions. During the meeting, Wu Hsing-Hao promoted NUK's International Specialized Program to the principals of the high school and vocational school, offering more opportunities for students from Universitas Universal's affiliated schools to come to Taiwan for exchange and learning.President Chen Yueh-Tuan stated that NUK is continuously committed to expanding its international perspective and promoting international academic exchange and cooperation. The collaboration with Universitas Universal aims to jointly advance the development of educational endeavors. After the meeting, representatives from both sides exchanged souvenirs to express their appreciation and the significance of this exchange event. This event deepened the friendly cooperative relationship between the two institutions and laid a solid foundation for more collaborative exchanges in the future.#SDG4 #SDG17 @Office of International Affairs &Activities
NUK Invites President and Staff from Indonesia's Universitas Universal to Strengthen International Cooperation and Boost Overseas Student Numbers.
【Translator：Siou-Yao Han】【Text provided by Chen Hsiang-jan, Office of International Affairs】【Promotion of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) series】2024-05-03 The National University of Kaohsiung (NUK) collaborated globally with its sister schools. On April 25th, Dr. Aswandy, President of Universitas Universal in Indonesia, led a delegation including Dr. Didi Sundiman, Dean of the Business Management School, Antoni Suparno, Head of the International Cooperation Office, along with the principals of Universitas Universal's affiliated high school and vocational school, and the directors of the university's language center, to visit NUK.National University of Kaohsiung (NUK) President Chen Yueh-Tuan and Dean of International Affairs Wu Hsing-Hao received the delegation from Universitas Universal in Indonesia. The purpose of this visit was to discuss matters of international cooperation and exchange between the two universities. The discussions focused on the overlapping academic fields and the potential for collaboration, emphasizing student exchange programs and demonstrating a high potential for cooperation. The plan is to develop more student exchange activities in the future to enrich the international learning experiences for students from both institutions. During the meeting, Wu Hsing-Hao promoted NUK's International Specialized Program to the principals of the high school and vocational school, offering more opportunities for students from Universitas Universal's affiliated schools to come to Taiwan for exchange and learning.President Chen Yueh-Tuan stated that NUK is continuously committed to expanding its international perspective and promoting international academic exchange and cooperation. The collaboration with Universitas Universal aims to jointly advance the development of educational endeavors. After the meeting, representatives from both sides exchanged souvenirs to express their appreciation and the significance of this exchange event. This event deepened the friendly cooperative relationship between the two institutions and laid a solid foundation for more collaborative exchanges in the future.#SDG4 #SDG17 @Office of International Affairs &Activities
Philippine Education Exchange Delegation Visits NUK, Continuing the South Island Cultural International Exchange
【Translator: Zhi-Yu Yang】【Promotion of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) series】2024-04-22 The education exchange delegation from the Philippines' Seventh Administrative Region (Lapu-Lapu City) visited the National University of Kaohsiungon April 12th, and they were jointly received by the Office of International Affairs and the Indigenous Student Resource Center. The aim is to continue the friendship established last year through bilateral exchanges between Taiwan's indigenous cultures and the southern islands of the Philippines.The Indigenous Student Resource Center received funding from the Ministry of Education's Higher Education Sprout Project and the School's Internal International Short-Term Mobility Course Project in 2023. As a result, the South Island Cultural International Exchange, scheduled for June 26th to July 2nd, could proceed. During the international cultural exchange, the hosting unit was also comprised of today's members of the education exchange delegation. Students who participated in this trip expressed sincere gratitude to the Lapu-Lapu City Education Bureau officials for their warm hospitality and high service standards, leaving a lasting impression on their journey.After returning to their home country, the Indigenous Student Resource Center maintained a close and positive relationship with Lapu-Lapu City Education Bureau members. When the delegation from the Lapu-Lapu City Education Bureau visited Taiwan for insights, as a gesture of gratitude, the Indigenous Student Resource Center specifically prepared its facilities for their reception. Apart from introducing the functions of the Indigenous Student Resource Center, which opened in September, three students who participated in last year's Taiwan-Philippines exchange trip personally prepared indigenous-style keychains. These keychains were then presented by Vice Director Tsai Ren-Sheng of the Indigenous Student Resource Center to Dr. Marilyn S. Andales, the representative of the exchange delegation, as a token of the enduring friendship between Taiwan and the Philippines.Despite the limited time of the delegation's visit to NUK, the Indigenous Student Resource Center hopes that the hospitality extended during this reception will leave a positive impression on the delegation. This will facilitate deeper cooperation and foster a willingness for continued exchange between both parties.#SDG4 #SDG17 @The Indigenous Student Resource Center & Extracurricular Activities Section
Office of International Affairs encourages foreign students to adapt to a new cultural environment. Vietnamese students set up booths to promote their culture and cuisine at the NUK's 24th Anniversary Celebration.
【Translator：Siou-Yao Han】【Promotion of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) series】2024-03-26 To assist foreign students studying in Taiwan in adapting to a new cultural environment, the Office of International Affairs specifically arranged booths at the Music Festival (which is one of the events in the 24th Anniversary Celebration) for Vietnamese students enrolled in the International Foundation Program to introduce cultural features and sell delicacies such as spring rolls and Vietnamese rice paper salad (Bánh tráng trộn). This initiative was highly praised, with over a hundred portions sold within two hours.The Dean of International Affairs, Mr. Wu Hsing-hao, led two team leaders, Mr. Pei Guangxiong and Ms. Hou Meidai, along with colleagues from the Office of International Affairs, to visit the booths to offer support and encouragement. They encouraged Vietnamese students to integrate and serve as bridges for Taiwan-Vietnam exchanges.Mr. Wu Hsing-hao stated that the university is committed to promoting its linkage with society and industries, and spares no effort in caring for international students. In addition to academic learning, efforts are made to assist in adapting to life. Regular invitations are extended to relevant government units such as the Nanzi Police Station to promote rental accommodations, transportation, and fraud prevention. Furthermore, social events and promotional activities such as food and cultural experiences have facilitated interaction and exchange between international students, local students, and the community. Students from various countries are welcome to apply to study at the NUK.Mr. BÙI QUANG HÙNG, the head of the International Admission Section at the Office of International Affairs, is also an Assistant Professor in the Department of East Asian Languages and Literature, specializing in Vietnamese. He mentioned that nearly 30 Vietnamese students in the International Foundation Program. Since November 2023, they have assisted in establishing the Vietnamese Student Association, which plans and hosts events to support and take care of students, including Christmas parties, welcome parties, and birthday celebrations. At this event, they set up booths to sell a variety of dishes such as spring rolls and Vietnamese pancake (bánh xèo), not only to alleviate homesickness but also to promote their culture and make new friends. #SDG4 #SDG17 @ Office of International Affairs &Activities
Office of International Affairs encourages foreign students to adapt to a new cultural environment. Vietnamese students set up booths to promote their culture and cuisine at the NUK's 24th Anniversary Celebration.
【Translator：Siou-Yao Han】【Promotion of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) series】2024-03-26 To assist foreign students studying in Taiwan in adapting to a new cultural environment, the Office of International Affairs specifically arranged booths at the Music Festival (which is one of the events in the 24th Anniversary Celebration) for Vietnamese students enrolled in the International Foundation Program to introduce cultural features and sell delicacies such as spring rolls and Vietnamese rice paper salad (Bánh tráng trộn). This initiative was highly praised, with over a hundred portions sold within two hours.The Dean of International Affairs, Mr. Wu Hsing-hao, led two team leaders, Mr. Pei Guangxiong and Ms. Hou Meidai, along with colleagues from the Office of International Affairs, to visit the booths to offer support and encouragement. They encouraged Vietnamese students to integrate and serve as bridges for Taiwan-Vietnam exchanges.Mr. Wu Hsing-hao stated that the university is committed to promoting its linkage with society and industries, and spares no effort in caring for international students. In addition to academic learning, efforts are made to assist in adapting to life. Regular invitations are extended to relevant government units such as the Nanzi Police Station to promote rental accommodations, transportation, and fraud prevention. Furthermore, social events and promotional activities such as food and cultural experiences have facilitated interaction and exchange between international students, local students, and the community. Students from various countries are welcome to apply to study at the NUK.Mr. BÙI QUANG HÙNG, the head of the International Admission Section at the Office of International Affairs, is also an Assistant Professor in the Department of East Asian Languages and Literature, specializing in Vietnamese. He mentioned that nearly 30 Vietnamese students in the International Foundation Program. Since November 2023, they have assisted in establishing the Vietnamese Student Association, which plans and hosts events to support and take care of students, including Christmas parties, welcome parties, and birthday celebrations. At this event, they set up booths to sell a variety of dishes such as spring rolls and Vietnamese pancake (bánh xèo), not only to alleviate homesickness but also to promote their culture and make new friends. #SDG4 #SDG17 @ Office of International Affairs &Activities
Department of East Asian Languages and Literature organized a cultural study program for students and faculty from Kyung Hee University.
【Translator: Zhi-Yu Yang】【Promotion of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) series】2024-01-25 The sister school of the National University of Kaohsiung, Kyung Hee University in South Korea, recently visited the Kaohsiung campus. The faculty and students engaged in a two-week cultural exploration and study tour, immersing themselves in Taiwanese culture and customs while enjoying the unique local atmosphere and the comfortable weather in southern Taiwan during their visit. The organizer of the "Winter Special Program at Kyung Hee University" and Associate Professor Wang Qing-Dong of the Department of East Asian Languages and Literature at NUK stated that the program took place from January 23th to February 4th. The main participants were Kyung Hee University's Department of Korean Language and Literature students. The program included not only classroom learning sessions on topics such as "Applied Philosophy," "Comparison of Western and Asian Cultures," "Modern History of Taiwan," and "Taiwanese Ethnic Groups and Languages," but also visits to cultural and historical sites in Taiwan. Destinations included the "Anping Fort National Historic Site" in Tainan, the "Taiwan Indigenous Peoples Cultural Park" in Pingtung, the "Lianchihtan Scenic Area" in Kaohsiung, and the southernmost tip of Taiwan, "Eluanbi," providing the participants with firsthand experiences of Taiwan's cultural evolution and rich natural landscapes.Wang Qing-Dong mentioned that the interaction between the faculty and students of the Department of East Asian Languages and Literature, including the Korean Language program, and more than 40 sister schools in Korea, including Kyung Hee University, has been enthusiastic. Through such overseas study programs, they maintain active communication and exchange. These activities facilitate mutual understanding and help students in the Korean Language program gain practical experience, allowing them to enhance their language skills for future study exchanges in Korea or employment in the professional field.Since its inception in 2016, the first youth action institute has been well-received by Korean students. The program was temporarily suspended due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but it resumed in 2023 as the situation improved. Despite Taiwan's recent cold wave, Kaohsiung's relatively warm winters are attractive to Korean participants accustomed to consistently low temperatures, including lows of minus 10 degrees Celsius in their home country.Participant and Kyung Hee University student Yin Yi-Zai expressed that with only one semester left before graduation, he seized the opportunity to participate in the overseas study program in Taiwan. Recognizing the numerous historical similarities between Korea and Taiwan and the mutual influence of their cultures, he looks forward to a journey filled with valuable experiences.#SDG17 @Department of East Asian Languages and Literature &Activities
"2023 AVA Symposium" – Focused on Sustainable Economy and Entrepreneurship with Educational Partners from 6 Countries and 8 Schools.
【Translator: Zhi-Yu Yang】【Text and photos provided: Office of International Affairs, Hsu Yuan-Ju; Editing: Public Affairs Section.】【Promotion of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) series】2023-12-26National University of Kaohsiung recently held the "2023 Asia Virtual Academy International Symposium" on the 13th and 14th of this month. The central theme of the event was "Sustainable Economy and Entrepreneurship." The symposium coincided in person and online, with scholars from Taiwan, Indonesia, the Philippines, Vietnam, India, Japan, and other countries presenting their research findings. The event provided a platform for exchanging cultural characteristics and expanding international perspectives, fostering diverse communication. The Office of International Affairs of NUK organized the symposium and marked the event's second edition this year. It was jointly hosted with Bicol University, the sister school in the Philippines, specifically by the College of Business, Economics, and Management.Wu Hsing-Hao, the Dean of International Affairs, stated that in 2021, the establishment of the Asia Virtual Academy (AVA) aimed to invite like-minded domestic and international higher education partners. This initiative included collaboration with domestic institutions such as National Chung Hsing University and National Pingtung University, as well as sister schools in Indonesia, the Philippines, Vietnam, India, Japan, and other countries. The goal was to promote the ideals of "international exchange," "expand students' international perspectives," and "respect and understand diverse cultures." Virtual symposiums or lectures were instrumental in overcoming the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic.Wu Hsing-Hao mentioned that as the COVID-19 situation in various countries gradually improved, the symposium held in June marked the first simultaneous physical and online forum. Scholars and students from sister schools worldwide actively participated, generating enthusiastic responses. This year's upcoming event, the second edition, will focus on sustainable economy, innovation, and entrepreneurship. Participants will share insights on a low-carbon society, green architecture, and green economy.Wu Hsing-Hao emphasized that since the inception of AVA, four series of lectures and international symposiums have been conducted. One thousand two hundred fifty individuals have actively participated and obtained certificates, while the content has been viewed 36,410 times on the YouTube channel. The symposiums continue to deepen collaboration among the six countries and eight partner schools in the Asia Virtual Academy and provide participants with a rich academic exchange platform. Furthermore, they contribute to raising the visibility of Taiwan's education on the international stage.The Director of the EMBA Center at NUK, Weng Ming-Chang, and the team led by Dimson Rivero, Dean of the CBEM at Bicol University in the Philippines, shared insights on various topics. These included innovation and entrepreneurship in both Taiwan and the Philippines, the Startup Terrace Kaohsiung, guidance for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), business sustainability plans in extreme climates, fair competition laws, social enterprises, and experiences in the economic and trade environment in the Philippines—the presentation aimed at providing a platform for sharing and comparing experiences in these areas.The Office of International Affairs also arranged a visit for Dimson Rivero's team to the Startup Terrace Kaohsiung(亞灣新創園) and the Great Harbor Bridge in The Pier-2 Art Center, allowing them to witness the urban development in Kaohsiung. Dimson expressed that the collaborative model between industry, government, and academia in the Startup Terrace Kaohsiung is an excellent reference for the business and academic sectors in the Philippines. He indicated a willingness to explore further opportunities for deepening exchanges in innovation and startup industries between Taiwan and the Philippines.#SDG8 #SDG12 #SDG17 @Office of International Affairs &Research
EMBA Executive Director Li Ting-Lin Leads Startup Terrace Kaohsiung to Participate in SWITCH in Singapore to Expand Southeast Asian Market
【Translator: Zhi-Yu Yang】【Text and photos provided: EMBA Center Executive Director and Associate Professor of the Department of Asia-Pacific Industrial and Business Management, Li Ting-Lin.】【Promotion of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) series】2023-11-08 Startup Terrace Kaohsiung(亞灣新創園), The Ministry of Economic Affairs Small and Medium Enterprise Administration continued collaborating with the Singaporean entrepreneurial organization Action Community for Entrepreneurship (ACE) for the second year of the "Taiwan-Singapore Startup Exchange Program" in 2023. Since its inception, this program has facilitated at least 13 business collaborations, resulting in approximately 30 million New Taiwan Dollars in opportunities. Both parties recommended promising startups that utilize core technologies such as 5G, AI, and IoT, focusing on applications related to digital transformation, smart cities, smart manufacturing and logistics, innovative healthcare, and green technology. Through overseas training and exchanges, mentorship, and further engagement with Taiwan's New Southbound Policy, the program aims to lead Taiwanese startups in expanding into the Southeast Asian market. This year, in addition to jointly participating in the annual SWITCH event in Singapore with the National Development Council under the "Startup Island Taiwan" initiative, they also conducted on-site training in Singapore with their strategic partner, ACE. The program in Singapore included arranging demo pitches for Taiwanese startups and inviting local investors and corporate partners in Singapore to hear their fundraising presentations to achieve business opportunities or fund partnerships. Furthermore, they led the startups to engage with local startup development organizations and venture capitalists in Singapore, such as Genesis Alternative Ventures and A*STAR - Agency for Science. The program also included visits to the regional headquarters of multinational corporations like Microsoft Singapore and LaunchPad—key communities and organizations, including Enterprise Singapore ACE.SG, NUS Enterprise, BLOCK71, and others were part of the exchange and interaction. Currently, the team is still in Singapore for comprehensive training to integrate into the ASEAN ecosystem.This year's SWITCH exhibition was co-hosted by Professor Li Ting-Lin, the Startup Terrace Kaohsiung Program's co-project leader and NUK professor. She led a delegation of 8 startups, which included Taiwan Carbon Materials, JMEM Technology, Ness Wellness, Data Yoo Application, TAC Dynamics, iAMBITION, Crypto-Arsenal, and Raputa Inc. The team has expressed that they have been discussing fundraising and market entry with various local and international venture capital firms. They have also initiated potential business opportunities with companies like ContiTech, Singapore Polytech, and SMT Tech.Startup Terrace Kaohsiung will continue exploring business opportunities in the Southeast Asian market. They aim to facilitate Taiwanese startups in connecting with international resources and funding opportunities, thereby increasing the exposure of these startups on a global scale. They plan to establish regular bilateral exchange and ground services with Singapore to enhance both sides' business insights and resource matching. Their goal is to showcase the innovation and potential of Taiwanese startups actively.#SDG3 #SDG9 #SDG11 #SDG12 #SDG17
