Taipei-Shanghai Twin-City Forum to be Held in Taipei on December 17
Taipei adn Shanghai to Convene for 15th Twin-City Forum, Focusing on Smart Governance and Sustainability
Taipei, Taiwan – Taipei and Shanghai will host the 15th Taipei-Shanghai Twin-City Forum on December 17th, bringing together leaders and experts from both cities to discuss key issues facing urban centers in the 21st century.
The forum, themed “Smart Governance, Enduring Future,” will be held at the Regent Taipei hotel and will feature a delegation of approximately 100 individuals from Shanghai.
“[The forum] is expected to continue pleasant interactions, pragmatically promote exchanges, and enhance the well-being of residents in both cities,” a statement on the Taipei City Government website read.
This year’s event will see the signing of memorandums of cooperation in two key areas: “smart medical care” and zoo animal exchanges.
Since its inception in 2010, the Taipei-Shanghai Twin-City Forum has alternated hosting duties annually. Over the past 14 events, a total of 45 agreements have been signed, fostering collaboration and knowledge sharing between the two metropolises.
Taipei City Government Spokesperson Yin Wei highlighted the importance of the upcoming forum,stating that the delegation from Shanghai,led by Vice Mayor Hua Yuan,will engage in crucial exchanges with the Taiwanese side,led by Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an.
The main event will be complemented by three sub-forums focusing on “amiable transportation,” ”river governance,” and “cities of culture,” providing a platform for in-depth discussions on specific areas of mutual interest.
Taipei and Shanghai Gear Up for 15th Twin-City Forum: Smart Governance and Sustainable Future in Focus
Taipei, Taiwan – The stage is set for the 15th Taipei-Shanghai Twin-City Forum, set to take place on December 17th at the Regent Taipei hotel. This year’s forum, themed “Smart Governance, enduring Future,” signifies a continued commitment to collaboration and knowledge sharing between these two major metropolises.
The event will welcome a delegation of approximately 100 individuals from Shanghai,lead by Vice Mayor Hua Yuan. Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an will lead the Taiwanese delegation, and both sides anticipate fruitful discussions on key urban challenges facing the 21st century.
“The forum is expected to continue pleasant interactions,pragmatically promote exchanges,and enhance the well-being of residents in both cities,” a statement on the Taipei City Government website reads.
A highlight of this year’s forum will be the signing of memorandums of cooperation. Two key areas of focus will be “smart medical care” and zoo animal exchanges, demonstrating the tangible outcomes that arise from this bilateral partnership.
As its inception in 2010, the Taipei-Shanghai Twin-City Forum has alternated hosting duties annually. The past 14 events have yielded 45 agreements, fostering a strong foundation for collaboration between the two cities.
Supplementing the main event will be three sub-forums dedicated to “amiable transportation,” ”river governance,” and “cities of culture.” These specialized discussions will delve deeper into specific areas of mutual interest, allowing for targeted solutions and best practice sharing.