Public bodyTaiwanmoea.gov.tw
The Ministry of Economic Affairs is the primary government agency in Taiwan responsible for formulating and implementing national economic policies, with a strong focus on industrial development and technological advancement. It oversees sectors including manufacturing, trade, investment promotion, and energy, playing a pivotal role in supporting Taiwan's position as a global leader in high-technology industries such as semiconductors and electronics.
Headquartered in Taipei, the ministry operates across Taiwan through various bureaus and departments that handle specific functions like small and medium enterprise support, intellectual property, and international economic cooperation. As part of the Executive Yuan, it is a public body rather than a commercial entity, structured to drive policy initiatives that enhance economic competitiveness and attract foreign investment.
In the semiconductor sector, the ministry actively develops the industry ecosystem by engaging in partnerships and agreements with international companies to advance manufacturing capabilities and supply chain resilience. This work positions Taiwan as a critical hub in the global electronics and related chemical technology industries, contributing to innovation and sustainable economic growth through targeted development programs.
Also known as Taiwan MOEA.
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Adds production capacity, boosts Innovation Center and analytical capabilities to support advanced nodes, improve supply‑chain resilience and speed customer support.
