Indonesia’s representative office in Taipei and PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia (BRI) Tbk on Tuesday signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to work together to promote Indonesian products and services in Taiwan, and enhance trade and business ties with Taiwanese firms.
Budi Santoso, head of the Indonesian Economic and Trade Office to Taipei, and Endry Supriadi, manager of Bank Rakyat Indonesia’s Taipei branch, signed the MOU at the trade office in a ceremony attended by Indonesian diplomats and businesspeople.
The MOU would facilitate cooperation between the trade office and the bank on marketing Indonesian products and services, exchanging data, and sharing information.
It would
Taipei, Dec. 22 (CNA) A number of national pavilions grabbed much of the attention at Taipei's annual international food show, Food Taipei, when it officially opened Wednesday, with the first ever Lithuania pavilion a highlight.
The annual international food show Food Taipei opened yesterday, with the first-ever Lithuanian pavilion drawing a lot of attention.
The Lithuanian pavilion is one of 15 national pavilions featured at the show, and is participating for the first time because of the growing friendship and mutual support between the two countries, Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA, 外貿協會) chairman James Huang (黃志芳) said.
The pavilion, which features 25 companies, including importers and distributors of Lithuanian products, opened with a traditional dance performance and Huang presenting a large block of chocolate decorated with depictions of Taiwan and Lithuania, a heart and a
An Indonesian doctoral student and caregiver on Sunday each won NT$20,000 at a ceremony in Taipei for a short video contest aimed at sharing information about Taiwan with people in their homeland.
Triwandi Januar, 27, who studies at a university in Taoyuan, won top honors in the category for students and working professionals for his three-minute video aimed at motivating Indonesians to study in Taiwan.
“We are comfortable studying in Taiwan because there are a lot of scholarships that the Taiwan government offers to us. That’s why I made the video,” Triwandi said.
Living in Taiwan since September 2017, Triwandi said he graduated
Indonesia’s representative office in Taipei yesterday said that it wants to boost bilateral trade with Taiwan as it invited local businesses to attend the online opening ceremony of Indonesia’s largest annual trade event.
The 36th Trade Expo Indonesia (TEI), which is to run virtually until Dec. 20, seeks to foster business networks and showcase Indonesian products, Indonesian President Joko Widodo told the ceremony.
“We are grateful that the [COVID-19] pandemic situation is [now] under control in Indonesia, that’s why it is very important that Indonesia’s global trade needs to be revived,” Widodo said. “We are open to all cooperation, trade and investment