 | Since his 1985 appointment as director of the Belgian Office in Taipei, Hugues Mignot, now honorary director, has witnessed the ever-changing tide of relations between Taiwan and China. |
Taiwanese students are encouraged to apply for the Erasmus Mundus grants, scholarships offered by the European Union for studies at some of the continent’s most renowned institutions, announced the European Economic and Trade Office (EETO). |
Agape ICA, an associate of Assemblies of God — one of the world’s most prominent churches — will hold a charity Christmas concert tomorrow to help the needy. |
 | The function room at Shangri-La’s Far Eastern Plaza Hotel was filled with some 150 rapt listeners on November 22 as Morris Chang, chairman of the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) and one of Taiwan’s most influential business executives, served as guest speaker at AmCham Taipei’s Annual General Meeting. |
Tai-Chin Tung, Country Head of Fidelity International Limited Taiwan, has been elected by the AmCham Board of Governors to head the Chamber in 2008. She succeeds Jane Hwang of State Street Bank. |  |
In its 2007 Taiwan White Paper, AmCham respectfully called on the people of Taiwan (and their organizations) to join the Chamber in urging the government to take decisive action on various issues that would significantly improve Taiwan’s quality of life, democratic growth, and international competitiveness. |  |
 | The current issue of AmCham’s monthly publication, Taiwan Business TOPICS, is devoted mainly to a special section called “Vision 2020” that explores what Taiwan should seek to be like in another dozen years and how to achieve those objectives. |
The current issue of AmCham’s monthly publication, Taiwan Business TOPICS, is devoted mainly to a special section called “Vision 2020” that explores what Taiwan should seek to be like in another dozen years and how to achieve those objectives. |
 | Taiwan should step up internationalization efforts and develop into a knowledge-based economy, the European Chamber of Commerce Taipei (ECCT) recommended in an exclusive interview with the China Post. |
 | Following the addition of tax as a priority issue for the European Chamber of Commerce Taipei (ECCT) in its 2006-2007 Position Papers |
