@RepFrenchHill @RepFrankLucas H.R. 1531, the PROTECT Taiwan Act, by @RepFrankLucas, passed the House 395-2.

Do you know when AmCham’s annual Ball first began? Answer: the late 1960s. Originally held as the Christmas Ball, it later evolved into today’s American Ball—one of AmCham’s longest-running community traditions and one of the most prestige social events in Taiwan. #AmCham75

Indigenous ingredients and techniques have long been part of Taiwan’s food culture. What’s changing is visibility. As more stories are told, the public is beginning to notice the depth, knowledge, and culture behind these flavors. Read more on TOPICS: https://t.co/GX2auMtY5l

Rare earths and critical minerals are no longer just inputs — they’re strategic pressure points. As supply chains meet geopolitics, materials are shaping competitiveness. In our February issue, we examine how Taiwan is navigating risk and resilience. https://t.co/ekLCPQS3JJ

Did you know Taiwan’s Southeast Asian community now surpasses the Indigenous population? Their presence shapes daily life, yet at the table, some cuisines still fly under the radar. Indonesian food is one of them. Explore where to start: https://t.co/j5FahSWxVD

At the 2026 Business Climate Survey Luncheon, MOEA Deputy Minister Cynthia Kiang and CIER’s Dr. Roy Chun Lee shared insights on Taiwan’s economic resilience, supply chain strategy, and the shifting global trade landscape. Long-term positioning matters more than ever.

Have you ever drunk water straight from the tap in Taiwan? The data says one thing. Habits, pipes, and trust say another. A closer look at why tap water here still sparks debate. Read more from Taiwan Business TOPICS: https://t.co/rvd2sM1VpY

AmCham Taiwan new office is now officially opened! Thanks to friends and partners who celebrated with us today.

@UnderSecE and Minister Kung led the 6th U.S.-Taiwan Economic Prosperity Partnership Dialogue under AIT and @TECRO_USA, further deepening our economic partnership. Together, we are strengthening economic resilience and alignment on strategic supply chains essential for our

@AUVSI and @ITRI_Taiwan signed an important agreement to expand the Green Uncrewed Aircraft Systems certification process to Taiwan – the only location outside the United States – ensuring that uncrewed aircraft systems made in Taiwan meet the highest standards for cybersecurity,

At our special luncheon, Taipei City Mayor Chiang Wan-an and Deputy Secretary-General Eric Yu shared their vision for a “Resilient Taipei, Capital of Hope,” outlining how AI, smart governance, and community resilience are shaping Taipei’s future.

Food becomes a way to talk about history, identity, and cultural layering. January’s TOPICS traces those ideas through Taipei’s bars and kitchens — including NISEI, where Taiwanese, Japanese, and American influences meet without forcing the blend. https://t.co/PVVtU3tBc1

We have officially launched our 2026 Business Climate Survey today! Full report: https://t.co/KQY7CldJVC

What matters most to businesses when assessing investment in Taiwan? And how confident are they this year? 2026 Business Climate Survey is set to released tomorrow. Ahead of the release, watch our President Carl Wegner’s Chinese-language interview:

We welcomed longtime friend Amb. Kurt Tong, Managing Partner at @TheAsiaGroup , to our new office during his Taipei visit. He shared insights on the geo-economic outlook, U.S.–China tech competition, and key watchpoints shaping the year ahead.

Our Public Health Committee met with the National Health Insurance Administration for a pre-meeting exchange ahead of February’s Health and Active Aging Forum, discussing NHI sustainability, preventive care, and access to innovative healthcare in an aging society.

What sustains a landmark hotel through decades of change? With over 30 years in #hospitality, Frances Tsai shares how stability, service excellence, and investing in people continue to define @GrandHyattTPE . Read more: https://t.co/fi1f7FJc9K

Kicking off the 2026 NextGen Leadership Program! 43 rising leaders from 30 organizations begin a year-long journey of learning, resilience, and bridge-building.

Ahead of the Healthy Aging Forum, AmCham Taiwan’s Public Health Committee met with the Health Promotion Administration to exchange views on health promotion, disease prevention, and cross-sector collaboration to support healthy aging across the life course.

Taichung’s food scene isn’t easy to define. Restaurants turn over fast, trends shift quickly, yet some flavors endure through markets, noodle shops, and everyday habits. A closer look at how this city eats and remembers. https://t.co/sI5aHTy7x5