The Chung-Hua Institution for Economic Research (CIER), coordinated by its Center for International Trade Policy, is delivering the Taiwan–Ukraine Post-War Economic Reconstruction Partnership Program as part of a joint project with KSE Institute.

The programme will cover four key areas of Taiwan’s economic and industrial development experience. The first session, “Economic Security and Supply-Chain Resilience,” will take place on 21 October. Chern-Chyi “C.C.” Chen, former Deputy Minister of Economic Affairs, will discuss Taiwan’s investment, R&D and SME policies, as well as economic security measures, including export controls and investment reviews.

On 27 October, Dr. Chin-Li Wang, Vice President and Director General of the Science & Technology Law Institute at the Institute for Information Industry (III), will lead “IP Management and Compliant Export to Target Markets.” The session will focus on intellectual property management, export requirements and Taiwan’s use of IP policy to support technological and industrial development and international integration.

The third session, “Taiwan’s Institutional Development: The Semiconductor Industry and Science Parks,” will take place on 3 November. Professor Tain-Jy Chen of the Taipei School of Economics and Political Science at National Tsinghua University, former Minister of the National Development Council, will examine the development of Taiwan’s semiconductor industry and the role of science parks.

The final session, “Taiwan’s Institutional Development: Post-War Development Path and Industrial Policy,” will be held on 10 November. Dr. Da-Nien Liu, Director of the Regional Development Study Center at CIER and former Deputy Secretary-General of the National Security Council, will discuss Taiwan’s post-war industrial development path and industrial policy experience.

Ten places are available through the open call. Participants will be selected based on the relevance of their professional experience and background to the topics covered by the programme.

• • Time: 09:00–12:00 (Kyiv time)
• • Format: Online
• • Language: English

The programme is particularly relevant for professionals working in economic policy, business and investment, industrial development, innovation, reconstruction, and international cooperation.

Apply here: https://e.surl.li/yyftsp

Interested professionals are encouraged to apply and share this opportunity with colleagues who may benefit from the programme.