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Lunch with MOST Minister Wu Tsung-tsong: 2030 Accelerating the Transition to a SMART TAIWAN in the post COVID-19 科技部長吳政忠午餐會

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[Fully Booked & Venue Change] Lunch with MOST Minister Wu Tsung-tsong: 2030 Accelerating the Transition to a SMART TAIWAN in the post COVID-19 科技部長吳政忠午餐會

2020/11/30       12:00 - 14:00      Premium Event / 菁英午餐會      Speaker:Dr Wu Tsung-tsong, Minister, Ministry of Science and Technology 科技部長 吳政忠
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 Lunch with MOST Minister Wu Tsung-tsong

2030:Accelerating the Transition to a SMART TAIWAN in the post COVID-19
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科技部長吳政忠午餐會專題演講:後疫時代加速台灣2030邁向智慧國家

 




Guest speaker
Dr Wu Tsung-tsong, Minister, Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST) 科技部長吳政忠博士
Date: 12:00 - 14:00, Monday, 30 November 2020
Venue: Residence 1, 1F Grand Hyatt Taipei / 台北君悅飯店一樓 君寓一
Address: 1F., No.2, SongShou Road, Xinyi Dist., Taipei, Taiwan 台北市信義區松壽路2號一樓

While Taiwan’s economy suffered some minor impact from the coronavirus pandemic in the first half of the year, the robust performance of companies in the ICT sector have helped to offset the damage and keep the economy buoyant. Taiwan’s export orders posted another record high in September 2020 and industrial production growth has been positive for eight consecutive months. Meanwhile, foreign and returning Taiwanese investments continue to pour into Taiwan given the government’s excellent handling of the pandemic and attractive incentives. Many of these investments are in advanced technology facilities including green energy, 5G, AI, smart health, and biotech.

Several of Taiwan’s global corporations have not only increased these investments, but also committed to net zero carbon emissions and are especially investing heavily in renewable energy to reach the goals. This will give added impetus to the development of the renewable energy sector in Taiwan.

The Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST) is responsible for the promotion of national science and technology development, provides support for academic research and developing Taiwan’s science parks.

At this event, our guest speaker will give an update of the MOST’s six new areas of focus, future policy direction and how foreign investors can benefit from Taiwan’s unique science and technology ecosystem. Meanwhile, he will outline his vision for the island’s tech sector, developing Taiwan into a “sustainable human-centric smart nation.”

This event is open to all ECCT members and will be held after the ECCT LCI’s 2020 Annual Meeting.

 

About the speaker

Dr Wu Tsung-tsong is the Minister of the Ministry of Science and Technology and Deputy Convenor of the Executive Yuan’s Board of Science and Technology. Among his previous positions he worked as a Distinguished Professor in the Institute of Applied Mechanics at National Taiwan University, Deputy Minister of the National Science Council, Chairman of the board of directors at ITRI and Minister Without Portfolio. He holds a bachelor’s degree from the Department of Civil Engineering at National Taiwan University and a PhD from the Department of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics at Cornell University in the USA.

 


NT$1,400 for members; NT$2,000 for members' guest(s)
To cancel without penalty, written cancellations must be received by 27 November 2020.
Contact: Zene Fan/ Tel 2740-0236 ext. 229 / zene.fan@ecct.com.tw / www.ecct.com.tw

Event Details

Date: 2020/11/30
Time: 12:00 - 14:00
Registration Deadline: 2020/11/24
Cancellation Deadline: 2020/11/27
Venue: Residence 1, 1F Grand Hyatt Taipei / 台北君悅飯店一樓 君寓一
Address: 2F., No.2, SongShou Road, Xinyi Dist., Taipei, Taiwan / 台北市信義區松壽路2號2樓
Cost: NT$1,400 for members; NT$2,000 for members guest(s);
Contact: Zene Fan
Phone: 02-2740-0236 #229