Taiwan will hold the first EU Investment Forum on September 22, and the EU representative in Taiwan believes that Taiwan is particularly suitable for investment in Europe in the fields of capital communications, mobile vehicles and automation, biotechnology and health. These industries do not rely on cheap labor and have high technical content, added value, and future growth potential.
The Central News Agency reported on September 12th in Taipei that the EU Investment Forum will be held in Taiwan for the first time on September 22nd, and investors will have the opportunity to learn directly from EU companies and official representatives about the investment environment and preferential measures in each country. The EU Representative in Taiwan, Filip Grzegorzewski, said that key decision makers from both sides of the Taiwan-European Union will be able to communicate directly with each other, which is a rare opportunity.
The EU Investment Forum invites some 24 official representatives of EU and Taiwan companies and investment authorities to share insights and experiences on the investment environment, regulations-policies, incentives-incentives, industry-status and potential of the EU and individual Member States.
In addition, a physical exhibition will be held on site, where 15 EU member states with representative offices in Taiwan will showcase their investment highlights and opportunities, and potential investors will be able to meet on the spot.
In addition to the effect caused by the visit of a large high-level Czech delegation to Taiwan, he hopes that Taiwan will also be deeply aware of the strategic and substantive benefits of cooperation with the EU in the field of trade, commerce and investment.
He pointed out that the EU has 27 member states and a market of 450 million people; the EU expects investment from Taiwan and offers good business opportunities. He believes that Taiwan is particularly suitable to go to Europe to invest in industries such as telecommunications, mobile carriers and automation, biotechnology and health. These industries do not rely on cheap labor and have high technological content, added value, and future growth potential.
Hundreds of Taiwanese companies have already registered for the EU Investment Forum. The forum was originally planned to be held in the first half of the year, but was postponed due to the epidemic.
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