FOSTERING a sustainable and bright future via international cooperation, the Taiwan International Trade Administration under the Ministry of Economic Affairs and executed by the Taiwan External Trade Development Council, recently activated the “Go Green with Taiwan” campaign.
Ateneo School of Management dean Roberto N. Galang PhD , Ateneo School of Science and Engineering dean Raphael A. Guerrero PhD, Taiwan External Trade Development Council- Manila director Alex Lai and manager Christine Kuo, with Philippine Marketing Association director Faye Martinez
Taiwan has long been known worldwide as a hub for innovative yet environment-friendly products. Its “green industry” boasts of modern technologies, infrastructure and related services, a vibrant research and development environment, and highly-skilled technological talent.
“We are incredibly grateful to for partnering with us in this purposeful program in the Philippines,” Alex Lai, director of Taiwan External Trade Development Council-Manila, said during the media launch. “Together, we can empower Filipino minds and intelligence that not only benefit the Philippines but serve as a beacon of hope for a greener future on a global scale.”
“The ‘Go Green with Taiwan’ competition is aligned with the profound mission of Ateneo: It ignites the spark of creativity in young minds, inspiring them to bridge the gap between environmental sustainability and economic progress,” according to Galang. “Imagine Filipino ingenuity, combined with cutting-edge solutions from Taiwan: a global leader in green technology. This is the kind of collaboration that can truly propel us toward a brighter future.
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