
Taiwan is a high-income, export-oriented economy and a global leader in advanced manufacturing, particularly semiconductors and electronics. Strong institutions, advanced infrastructure and significant investment in research and development underpin its technological competitiveness. Industrial policy continues to prioritise innovation in semiconductors, artificial intelligence and green technologies, while energy transition and supply chain resilience remain key policy priorities. Taiwan also plays an active role in international development through technical cooperation, infrastructure support and capacity-building programs in partner countries. Ongoing geopolitical tensions in the Taiwan Strait represent a key strategic factor shaping economic policy, investment flows and regional development dynamics.
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MERL professional and policy researcher with 6 years of experience at the intersection of development practice and international affairs. Focus areas: private sector development, trade and investment, SME growth, and development finance
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