Premier Cho attends the opening of InfoSec Taiwan 2026 to promote the government's latest efforts to strengthen legislation, secure supply chains, foster cybersecurity talent, and cooperate globally to establish new trust boundaries.
At a summit exploring Taiwan's role as an asset management hub for Asia, Premier Cho Jung-tai (front row, center) highlights the nation's existing technological strengths as a foundation for enhancing innovative financial services.
Premier Cho (right) welcomes a U.S. delegation led by Senator Tammy Duckworth (left) and thanks the U.S. Congress for its staunch support for Taiwan and its continued commitment to deepening cooperation on defense technologies and non-red supply chains.
Premier Cho (front row, sixth right) welcomes a World Taiwanese Chambers of Commerce delegation, with hopes that overseas Taiwanese businesses will continue to play an active role in advancing Taiwan's economic prosperity and the well-being of its people.
Premier Cho Jung-tai (right) meets with the Executive Yuan Youth Advisory Committee and touts the government's expanded support for married and childrearing families.
Premier Cho Jung-tai (center) attends the opening ceremony of the BIO Asia-Taiwan Exhibition 2026 and calls for Taiwan to better connect with the global biomedical industry to shape a healthier future for humanity.
Premier Cho Jung-tai (back row, fourth right) attends a ceremony marking the official recognition of the Siraya people as an indigenous group, and affirms that the government will continue to uphold indigenous rights.
Premier Cho Jung-tai (center) attends the opening ceremony of TASA iSPARK, expressing hope that the innovation hub will accelerate the growth of space-industry unicorns and help Taiwan compete in the global space sector.