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.