The UK and Japan held their first economic “2+2” meeting in Tokyo, focusing on trade, security, and supply chains. With £27 billion in trade and 160,000 UK jobs linked to Japanese firms, this partnership aims to boost economic growth and counter geopolitical risks.
British businesses remain optimistic about Taiwan’s economy, with 64% expecting revenue growth in 2025. Key opportunities lie in ICT, healthcare, and renewable energy. Despite geopolitical concerns, UK firms see Taiwan as a stable, growing market for trade and investment.
China Airlines’ new boarding video showcases Taiwan’s beauty and culture, featuring aerial footage and indigenous music, while highlighting sustainability efforts. This initiative reflects the airline’s commitment to ESG and social responsibility.
UK Gov unveils measures to empower SMEs via increased defence spending, boosting local economies and innovation. New support hubs and spending targets aim to benefit up to 12,000 small businesses.
Taiwan-UK economic ties are strengthening, with both nations exploring collaboration in trade, technology, and supply chain resilience. Key sectors include semiconductors, green energy, and biotechnology, presenting growth opportunities for businesses in both markets.
