Executive Yuan, R.O.C. (Taiwan)

Premier Cho (front row, sixth right) welcomes a delegation from the Asia Taiwanese Chambers of Commerce, expressing gratitude for their longstanding support. He affirmed that Taiwanese businesses are a vital conduit extending Taiwan's influence abroad.

At a press conference announcing a new plan to strengthen Taiwan's export supply chain in response to recent U.S. tariffs, Premier Cho Jung-tai (front center) outlines industry impact assessments and related policy measures to the public.

Premier Cho Jung-tai (seventh left) invites cross-party legislative caucus members to deliberate Taiwan's response to recent U.S. tariff policy, with the aim of stabilizing the nation's economy and industrial development.

Premier Cho Jung-tai (front left) visits Taoyuan, marking the first stop on his nationwide tour to engage in dialogue with industry leaders and bolster the competitiveness of Taiwanese industries.

Premier Cho (right) welcomes Representative Ruth Bradley-Jones of the British Office Taipei, expressing hope that the U.K. will continue to back Taiwan's bid to join the CPTPP trade agreement, as well as joint efforts to uphold global economic order and prosperity.

Premier Cho Jung-tai (front center) welcomes an investment delegation from the Taiwanese Chambers of Commerce of North America, thanking them for their role in connecting Taiwan and U.S. businesses and creating global opportunities for Taiwan.

Premier Cho (third left) holds an Executive Yuan post-meeting press conference, announcing the approval of a proposed NT$410 billion (US$12.6 billion) special act to strengthen Taiwan's economic, social and homeland security resilience in response to international events.

Premier Cho Jung-tai (center, wearing dark blue suit) visits the Taipei Archdiocesan Curia to pay respects at a memorial for Pope Francis.