Dubai, UAE, July 7: In a pioneering effort to boost Taiwan’s presence on the global health stage, the International Trade Administration (TITA) under the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) has launched a worldwide call for proposals. Led by the Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA), this forward-thinking initiative is driven by the theme – “Go Healthy with Taiwan”. The campaign aims to showcase Taiwan as a hub of health innovation and provide a catalyst for international collaboration with impactful local implementation.

This initiative invites governments, institutions, enterprises, and organisations from across the GCC to submit innovative proposals that seamlessly integrate Taiwan’s high-quality health products and holistic solutions. The goal is to collaboratively improve global health standards and enhance well-being across cities, communities, and business ecosystems worldwide.

Three winners from the United Kingdom, Hungary, and the Philippines, successfully defend their proposals to a panel of experts and come home with a USD 20,000 award.

Director General of TITA Cynthia Kiang (center, front row), President & CEO of TAITRA Simon Wang (right, front row), and Secretary General of TAISE Li-Fang Chou (left, front row) posed for a group photo with the Top 5 Finalists of the “Go Green with Taiwan” project.

Five months after the launch of the “Go Green with Taiwan” project by Taiwan International Trade Administration (TITA) and Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA), and after receiving a total of 396 proposals from 45 countries around the world, the most exciting part is finally here.