AmCham Taiwan highlights that energy reliability and sufficiency have overtaken geopolitical risk as members’ top concern, launching a new interactive dashboard to bring clarity and transparency to Taiwan’s urgent energy future.
As gray-zone threats intensify, Taiwan’s undersea cables — carrying over 95% of global data traffic — face mounting risks, spurring new efforts to strengthen resilience.
AmCham Taiwan’s 2025 Cancer Summit gathered leaders from government, industry, academia, and civil society to advance innovation and policy in cancer care. Discussions centered on early detection, sustainable funding for the Cancer Drugs Fund, and aligning with global standards to meet Taiwan’s 2030 goal of reducing cancer mortality by one-third.
Taiwan is enhancing corporate governance with standardized, bilingual shareholder meeting materials—advancing transparency and aligning with global investor expectations.
AmCham Taiwan’s 57th Hsieh Nien Fan highlighted the strength of U.S.-Taiwan ties, with nearly 800 guests including President Lai. The evening emphasized shared goals in innovation, energy security, and economic cooperation, reaffirming Taiwan’s role as a trusted partner and high-tech leader.
As Taiwan officially enters the super-aged era, with over 20% of its population now aged 65 and above, the government’s Healthy Taiwan initiative marks a critical step toward preventive care and long-term system sustainability. Addressing the twin challenges of aging and low birth rates will require coordinated policy, greater investment, and a renewed commitment to public health innovation.
As Taiwan transitions into a super-aged society, addressing chronic disease management and healthcare sustainability has become a national priority. At the 2025 Healthy Aging Forum, government and industry leaders explored strategies to enhance preventive care, digital health solutions, and public-private partnerships to improve long-term health outcomes for Taiwan’s aging population.
Strengthening global supply chains and fostering economic cooperation with trusted partners like Taiwan is key to maintaining a competitive edge. Strategic investments and open trade policies offer greater stability than tariffs, avoiding unnecessary economic disruptions.
Marking 55 years, TOPICS remains a tribute to Taiwan and a labor of love. We’ve shared stories big and small, learned from missteps, and we’re excited for the chapters ahead.
Looking ahead to 2025, Taiwan Business TOPICS highlights a pivotal year for Taiwan’s economy, international relations, and societal resilience, shaped by opportunities, and challenges on a global scale.
