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Author: Shirley Lin
Published Date: 2019-06-07
Published Date: 2019-06-07
Taiwan and the EU have agreed on plans to cooperate in the areas of artificial intelligence and digital technology. That’s the result of the Taiwan-EU Dialogue on Digital Economy forum, which just ended in Brussels.
National Development Council Minister Chen Mei-ling hosted the event along with the director of communication, networks, and technology at the European Commission, Roberto Viola.
Chen said both sides are looking forward to further exchanges as both sides have the goal of establishing digital economies.
Chen also said both sides have plans to open discussions on the General Data Protection Regulation, which is a regulation on data protection and individuals’ privacy.
Both Taiwan and the EU have agreed that the forum will be held again next year in Taiwan.