President Lai Ching-te called on European countries to pursue formal investment and double-taxation agreements with Taiwan, highlighting a 650 percent surge in bilateral investment over the past decade. Speaking at the EU Investment Forum in Taipei, Lai emphasized that total bilateral trade reached nearly US$75 billion last year as Taiwanese firms increasingly adopt integrated, long-term operational strategies across Europe.
TEEMA Technology Park in Poland Expands Industrial Footprint
According to official reports, the Taiwan Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers’ Association announced plans to establish a new technology park in Poland. President Lai stated that this infrastructure project will streamline the investment process for Taiwanese firms seeking to collaborate directly with local European industries.
SEMICON Taiwan Highlights Broader Supply Chain Integration
Beyond traditional trade figures, bilateral engagement is shifting toward joint technological ecosystems.
Frequently Asked Questions
What prompted President Lai’s call for tax and investment agreements?
President Lai urged European nations to enact double-taxation and investment pacts to unlock greater industrial cooperation, pointing to a 650 percent increase in Taiwanese investment in the EU over the past ten years.
How large was Taiwan-EU bilateral trade last year?
According to official data presented at the investment forum, bilateral trade between Taiwan and the European Union reached nearly US$75 billion last year.
What role does the European Chips Act 2.0 play in this partnership?
Announced by the European Commission in June, the Chips Act 2.0 creates new opportunities for Taiwan and EU member states to integrate research, design, and manufacturing ecosystems.
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