Australia-Taiwan Business Council Limited (ATBC) - 澳台工商委員會

25/08/2026

The 39th Joint Conference of ROCABC & ATBC kicked off today under the theme “Australia–Taiwan: Powering a Resilient and Innovative Future.” The conference focuses on four strategic pillars—AI & Data Centres, Critical Minerals, Health & Biotech, and Education & Tourism—aiming to strengthen bilateral collaboration, unlock new opportunities, and sustain future growth and long-term economic prosperity in an increasingly volatile world.

23/08/2026

Really great to see 👍

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TAIWAN NUMBAWAN: Taiwan ranked No. 1 in East Asia and No. 5 globally among the best countries to relocate to, scoring 71.4 out of 100 in a report by relocation platform Rumavi.

Taiwan was especially recommended for families, ranking No. 2 worldwide, thanks to its strong digital infrastructure, quality and affordable healthcare, safety, and overall livability.

It scored 89 for digital infrastructure, 85 for healthcare quality, 76 for safety and stability, and 75.2 for livability and health.

However, the report noted challenges including language barriers, climate risks, air quality, and restrictive residency options.

04/08/2026

Australia-Taiwan Business Council Ltd (ATBC) held its 2026 Annual General Meeting and AGM Business Luncheon on Friday, 17 July 2026, at the Macquarie Group in Sydney amongst over 50 of business leaders, members of academia and government officials. Our keynote speaker was Professor the Honourable Bill Shorten, Vice Chancellor and President of the University of Canberra.

ATBC extends our heartfelt thanks to all our members and friends for your wonderful support. A very special thank you to our professional sponsor, Macquarie Asset Management, for your generous support in making our AGM and luncheon such a memorable and successful event.

The luncheon featured a prominent Australian university leader sharing reflections on recent visits to Taiwan and other countries, with a focus on higher education, international partnerships, and broader strategic considerations for Australia. Professor the Honourable Bill Shorten offered comparative insights into the Taiwanese and Australian university sectors, highlighted trends in international student flows, and discussed lessons Australia might draw from Taiwan’s long‑term planning and industry policy. Notably, Taipei ranks 14th globally as one of the world’s best student cities, underscoring its growing appeal as a destination for international study and collaboration.

One of the Australia–Taiwan Young Business Leaders Program (YBL) participants, Jayden Moore, provided a testimony on his experience in the Program to date. The YBL initiative is funded by National Foundation for Australia-China Relations 澳中基金会and has offered Jayden valuable opportunities for professional growth. He shared how the YBL Program has enhanced his understanding of the semiconductor industry—an area in which Taiwan is a global leader—and how these insights have supported the advancement of his career.

The session concluded with informal networking among attendees, fostering further discussion on potential collaborations and future engagement between Australia and Taiwan.

20/06/2026

🚀 The semiconductor industry’s flagship event is back!
Don’t miss out the SEMICON Taiwan 2026 in Taipei from Sept 2–4. This year, it will be exploring the frontiers of AI, HPC, and Quantum Tech under the theme: Transform Tomorrow.

Calling all Aussie innovators! Ready to shape the future of tech? 🇦🇺🇹🇼

AI is changing our world, and it all starts with the chip. Taiwan’s precision manufacturing and Australia’s breakthrough research in quantum and critical minerals are the perfect match. Join us at SEMICON Taiwan 2026 to unlock new horizons in AI, smart manufacturing, and silicon photonics! Let’s build the next generation of tech together.

誠摯邀請澳洲產官學研界夥伴，共赴 SEMICON Taiwan 2026！ 🇦🇺🇹🇼

AI 浪潮席捲全球，半導體就是創新的核心心跳！台灣在高階製造的深厚底蘊，正好與澳洲在量子科技、關鍵礦物與材料的優勢完美互補。9 月 2 日至 4 日，相約南港展覽館，共同探索 AI、先進封裝與矽光子等前沿技術。

20/06/2026

Taiwan's significant gold reserves, ranking 13th globally and top 5 in Asia as of early 2026, highlight its calculated approach to economic sovereignty and prudent risk management. This sizable 'financial buffer' remains separate from its foreign currency holdings. The implications of this ranking for Taiwan's economic positioning are:
1. A Safeguard Against Uncertainty
2. Diversified Reserve Portfolio
3. Strong Economic Credibility
4. Independence from Digital Infrastructure

Taiwan's high gold reserve ranking demonstrates its commitment to financial stability, risk reduction, and long-term economic security in an increasingly volatile global environment.

18/06/2026

There will be more frequent flights between major cities in Australia and Taipei, serviced by China Airlines and EVA Airways Corp. China Airlines 中華航空 EVA Airways Corp. 長榮航空

小編爆報🗞️雪梨-台北天天直飛就快囉✈️

🛫Daily direct flights between Sydney and Taipei are just around the corner🇹🇼🇦🇺

Australia-Taiwan Business Council Limited (ATBC) - 澳台工商委員會
China Airlines 中華航空

18/06/2026

“Trust and Relationships” are the foundation of a successful business. Yesterday, the Australia-Taiwan Business Council Ltd was delighted to co-host a thought-provoking discussion with Sparke Helmore Lawyers at their Sydney office, titled “Roundtable Investment & Trade Discussions Luncheon”. The Honourable Anoulack Chanthivong MP, Minister for Industry & Trade, Minister for Better Regulation and Fair Trading, Minister for Innovation, Science & Technology and Minister for Corrections, was the esteemed guest of honour, alongside special guest Mr David Wu, Director General of Taipei Economic & Cultural Office in Sydney. Taiwan in Sydney

Taiwan is a vital mid-ranking trade partner for New South Wales (NSW). The NSW Trade & Investment Strategy 2035 aims to expand and diversify exports, while attracting investment, thereby fostering a stable and mutually beneficial economic relationship built on robust goods-based trade. With Taiwan’s national investment footprint continuing to expand, NSW – Australia’s largest services, innovation, and financial hub – remains an attractive destination for future Taiwanese commercial interests. The growing complementarities in technology, renewable energy, advanced manufacturing, and the circular economy present significant opportunities for deepening NSW-Taiwan engagement in both trade and investment.

As the luncheon concluded, the conversation continued, reflecting the ongoing development and growth of the relationship among all the guests who contributed to this lively and productive gathering. Investment NSW

12/06/2026

Thank you - Trade and Investment Queensland (TIQ) for hosting such an insightful roundtable discussion and for including our Young Business Leaders. It was a valuable opportunity to deepen our understanding of the bilateral approach and gain further insights into TIQ’s strategic framework and structure. 🙏

TIQ continues to be an outstanding partner for businesses looking to grow and collaborate, demonstrating that Queensland is truly open for business. 👍

10/06/2026

Taiwan remains a modest but steady growing source of foreign investment into Australia in 2025. Taiwan also ranked among Queensland top 10 goods trading partners with two-way goods trade reaching A$4.8billion.

Australia-Taiwan Business Council Ltd (ATBC) was pleased to collaborate with the Trade and Investment Queensland (TIQ) in “the Queensland-Taiwan Investors Roundtable”, joined by the delegation from the Kaohsiung City Council, led by Deputy Speaker - Mr Chun-Chien Tseng, togather with some of ATBC’s dynamic Australia-Taiwan Young Business Leaders (YBL) and members.

The remarks by Mr Hermann Vorster MP, Assistant Minister for Multicultural Affairs and International Student Attraction; Michelle Matthews; Juna Ferrett of TIQ and ATBC Chair John Toigo to open up an active and engaging discussion, with available exchanges on opportunities in renewable energy, circular economy, and broader areas of economic collaboration. It’s also emphasized the next generation is the key for our future.

Brisbane and Kaohsiung City Councils have been sister cities since 1997, marking nearly three decades of close cooperation!

Strengthening these connections continues to build momentum for deeper Australia-Taiwan and Queensland-Taiwan partnerships.

09/06/2026

Taiwan’s two major air carriers,China Airlines 中華航空航空) anEVA Airways Corp. 長榮航空have delivered outstanding service and performance over the years.

Congratulations to the Chairman of EVA Airways on being elected to the Board of ATIA. This recognition reflects both his leadership and EVA Airways’ strong reputation within the international aviation industry.

Best wishes for continued success to both airlines and to Taiwan’s aviation sector. 👏🏻👍



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EVA Air's president has become the first Taiwanese person ever elected to the board of the International Air Transport Association — the body that represents more than 80% of global air traffic.

Sun Chia-ming was elected at IATA's annual general meeting in Rio de Janeiro on Sunday, joining 30 other airline CEOs on the 31-member board.

IATA was founded in 1945 and has over 360 member airlines worldwide.

Read the full story at https://focustaiwan.tw/business/202606080011

(Photo courtesy of EVA Airways)