Taiwan's envoy to the 2025 APEC Economic Leaders' Meeting says the island's
"visibility" at the event improved this year, with many member economies
seeking cooperation in several advanced technology fields.

Lin Hsin-i noted that, when compared with past years, when Taiwan's
delegation needed to invest far more effort to attract foreign investment and
cooperation, many economies this year had approached the delegation without
much prompting.

Lin said he held "constructive exchanges" with many leaders and delegation
members ... who expressed a willingness to cooperate with Taiwan in
semiconductors, Information and Communication Technology, medical technology,
and Small and Medium-sized Enterprises development,

The envoy told reporters that those interactions not only enhanced Taiwan's
visibility, but also laid a solid foundation for future substantive economic
and trade cooperation.

Lin represented President Lai Ching-te at this year's APEC Leaders' Meeting
in South Korea, which concluded on Saturday.

This year's APEC discussions focused on technological innovation, supply
chain security, and artificial intelligence.