Taiwan Vice President Promotes Balanced Taiwan Plan, Focusing on Talent Cultivation and Industrial Upgrade.

Vice President Pasuya Yao emphasized the three aspects of "Balancing Taiwan" to help small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) grow and become more competitive globally. In the current economic environment, the government has been actively promoting the "Balancing Taiwan" plan to assist SMEs in overcoming obstacles, revitalize the business environment, and make the country more prosperous.

According to Yao, the government will push forward this plan from three aspects: developing human resources, innovation and investment, as well as promoting industry upgrading and internationalization.

Firstly, the government will focus on developing human resources to cultivate more competitive talents to support businesses' growth. This includes pushing for education reform, improving the quality of education, and providing more opportunities for young people to develop their skills. On the other hand, the government will also stress the importance of innovation and investment by providing financial, technical, and knowledge support to help businesses develop new industries and products, and encouraging them to invest in emerging industries.

In addition, the government will emphasize promoting industry upgrading and internationalization. This includes helping businesses reach the international market through export and investment, and providing more resources and support to help businesses develop international business. The government will also actively cooperate with foreign governments and enterprises to promote economic exchanges between the two sides. At the same time, the government will actively promote industry upgrading to help businesses develop new industries and products and enhance their competitiveness.

Yao emphasized that the government will continue to collaborate with business partners to help Taiwanese SMEs and small businesses increase their international visibility and reach the global market. The government will provide more resources and support to help businesses develop international business and actively cooperate with foreign governments and enterprises to promote economic exchanges between the two sides. Meanwhile, the government will actively promote industry upgrading to help businesses develop new industries and products and enhance their competitiveness.

Currently, Taiwan's SMEs face many challenges, including capital shortages, talent deficits, and intense competition. The government's "Balancing Taiwan" plan is designed to help these businesses overcome these obstacles and grow to become more competitive globally. Through this plan, the government hopes to enable Taiwanese businesses to become more competitive and make the country more prosperous.

Finally, Yao emphasized that the government will continue to collaborate with business partners to help Taiwanese SMEs and small businesses increase their international visibility and reach the global market. The government will provide more resources and support to help businesses develop international business and actively cooperate with foreign governments and enterprises to promote economic exchanges between the two sides. Meanwhile, the government will actively promote industry upgrading to help businesses develop new industries and products and enhance their competitiveness.