Amid rising global geopolitical risks and the growing prioritization of supply chain security, Taiwan—supported by its robust technological capabilities, comprehensive industrial clusters, and trusted international partnerships—has evolved beyond a critical node in the global semiconductor supply chain to become a key partner in advancing global economic security cooperation.
Through dialogue and exchange at this forum, participants will examine the interconnections between geopolitics and supply chain risks, while echoing the principles of the “Pax Silica Declaration” The forum aims to foster a shared understanding of supply chain governance in the AI era and strengthen democratic technology partnerships. It also seeks to reinforce Taiwan’s strategic role as a trusted “kingmaker,” promoting policy dialogue, industry-academia collaboration, and cross-border engagement with democratic partners to jointly build a secure, resilient, and open technology supply chain ecosystem.
Directed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Taiwan) and organized by the Center for International Trade Policy (CITP), Chung-Hua Institution for Economic Research, the “2026 Trusted Semiconductor Supply Chain Partnership Forum” will convene leading experts and industry representatives to explore risks, governance approaches, and opportunities in the evolving global semiconductor landscape.
▌Forum Date: Friday, September 4, 2026
▌Forum Time: 09:00–12:20
▌Forum Venue: Room 504ab at Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center, Hall 1, 5F
▌Registration: open now through 11:55 PM on Monday, August 31.〔URL: https://www.accupass.com/go/20260904〕
▌Contact: Center for International Trade Policy, CIER 吳小姐 (02)2735-6006分機3345 / registration@cier.edu.tw
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