Former AmCham Taiwan president Richard R. Vuylsteke reflects on the Chamber’s role in shaping Taiwan’s economic development, emphasizing that trust, persistence, and well-grounded advocacy have long defined its influence.
As Taiwan becomes a super-aged society, AmCham Taiwan 2026 Healthy Aging Forum explored how prevention, innovation, and public-private collaboration can strengthen healthcare systems and extend healthy life expectancy.
AI agents may soon initiate transactions on behalf of users, but the final payment step still requires trusted infrastructure. OEN Technology is building systems to power that last mile of AI commerce.
Taiwan’s appeal goes beyond economic indicators, rooted in the quality of daily life that shapes how people live and work. Accessible infrastructure, active lifestyles, and a strong sense of livability continue to make the island an increasingly “sticky” destination for global talent and business.
A wave of Taiwan-related bills in Washington reflects a broader view of security that now includes energy resilience, digital infrastructure, and economic stability. The measures signal a move toward deeper, more institutionalized U.S.–Taiwan cooperation.
Stablecoins could bring faster, lower-cost cross-border payments to Taiwan’s trade-driven economy. But before locally issued tokens can launch, regulators must resolve key questions about oversight, financial stability, and the evolving role of banks in a digital-asset era.
In Taiwan, endurance sports are becoming a platform where companies explore leadership, resilience, and social responsibility. Marathons and triathlons now serve not only as athletic events but also as arenas for corporate culture, community engagement, and long-term brand values.
Taiwan’s economy began 2026 with strong momentum as AI-driven demand for semiconductors and computing infrastructure pushed growth forecasts sharply higher and exports to record levels. Yet economists warn the expansion remains concentrated in high-tech sectors and vulnerable to global trade and energy uncertainties.
The Lantern Festival brings Taiwan’s Lunar New Year celebrations to a glowing close. This year’s event in Chiayi pairs dazzling lantern displays with Indigenous culture, local heritage, and the scenic beauty of the Alishan region.
