Last chance to register for EU-Taiwan Matchmaking Event 2023, 30 May - 1 June
The physical EU – Taiwan Matchmaking Event will be held in the context of the global ICT and IoТ show and exhibition Computex 2023 (30 May - 1 June 2023) in Taipei, Taiwan. The topics will be: ICT, Semiconductors, Digital industries, Robotics, AI, Advanced Manufacturing, Circular Economy, Renewable energy, Sustainability, Smart city, Connectivity and 6G. Registration is open!
EU-Taiwan Matchmaking Event 2023
The upcoming 2023 event aims to bring together clusters from the EU and Taiwan to explore opportunities for collaboration and partnerships in areas such as ICT, Semiconductors, Digital industries, Robotics, AI, Advanced Manufacturing, Circular Economy, Renewable energy, Sustainability, Smart city, Connectivity and 6G. The event will feature keynote speakers, networking sessions, and matchmaking opportunities for participants to connect and explore potential business collaborations.
Further details about the event, the eligibility requirements, and how to submit an expression of interest can be found on:
- EU - Taiwan Matchmaking Event 2023 - Call for Expression of Interest - Clusters - Deadline extended: 26 April 2023, 18:00 Brussels Time. Late applications are accepted until 22 May 2023, 23:59 Brussels time at the latest (if eligibility criteria are fulfilled and that costs are borne by the participants).
Looking back at past missions to Taiwan
In 2018 and 2019, the EU and Taiwan organized Cluster Matchmaking events to enhance collaboration and partnerships between clusters from both regions. The events aimed to bring together key players to share knowledge and build strong relationships.
The 2018 EU-Taiwan Cluster Matchmaking event focused on smart city development, digital innovation, and clean energy, with the participation of 45 European clusters and 70 Taiwanese counterparts. The program included keynote speeches, networking sessions, and B2B matchmaking opportunities, where participants could explore potential collaborations and partnerships. The event also included field visits to local innovation hubs and business centers. Read more about 2018.
The 2019 event had a broader scope, focusing on emerging industries such as biotechnology, healthcare, and circular economy. The event gathered the participation of 22 European clusters, as well as 12 Taiwanese clusters. The program included keynote speeches, panel discussions, and thematic workshops on digital healthcare and smart manufacturing topics. The event also featured business matching sessions, networking opportunities, and field visits to local companies and research institutions. Read more about 2019.