Taiwan to lower student drone license age to 14 in December
Taiwan's ministry indicated, via information shared by the Central News Agency (CNA), that alongside the changes in licensing age and validity, application fees will also be adjusted.
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Taiwan's ministry indicated, via information shared by the Central News Agency (CNA), that alongside the changes in licensing age and validity, application fees will also be adjusted.
Participants engaged in panel discussions and networking sessions focused on various sectors, including renewable energy, smart cities, and digital technologies. The forum aims to attract foreign investment by showcasing Taiwan's unique advantages, such as its robust manufacturing capabilities and commitment to research and development.
This increase follows a volatile trading week characterized by mixed sentiments in the global market. Earlier in the week, investors were cautious due to ongoing geopolitical tensions and fluctuating economic indicators. However, positive earnings reports from key technology firms have bolstered market optimism. Taiwan's tech sector, a critical driver of its economy, has shown resilience, with major companies reporting robust financial results despite broader global uncertainties.
The recent dip in the U.S. dollar is part of a broader trend observed in recent weeks. Economic factors such as shifts in interest rates, inflation concerns, and geopolitical tensions have contributed to the dollar's volatility. Over the past month, the U.S. dollar has seen varying performance against major Asian currencies, including the Taiwan dollar, as investors respond to global economic developments.
During the trading day, the U.S. dollar opened at NT$31.870 and fluctuated within a range of NT$31.830 to NT$31.905, indicating a relatively stable trading environment despite minor variations. The total turnover for the session was recorded at US$1.084 billion, suggesting active participation from traders and investors.
The acquisition, outlined in Taiwan's 2025 defence budget, totals NT$4.89 billion (approximately US$152.90 million), covering the systems and logistical support.
Gullner remarked on the pressing issue of climate change and praised Taiwan's commitment to environmental stewardship, echoing the shared values between Taiwan and the EU.
The strongest intensity recorded reached level 4 in Taroko and Xibao, both in Hualien County.
Speaking on Friday at a networking event organised by the Centre for Asia-Pacific Resilience and Innovation (CAPRI), Woo provided insights into TSMC's growth and challenges, as reported by CNA.
Officials at the CWA explained that the downpour is driven by a low-pressure system that could lead to intense, short bursts of rain across the region.
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