The Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) officially inaugurated the "Taiwan Trade and Investment Service Center in Dallas" on August 14, marking a new milestone in Taiwan-U.S. economic and trade cooperation. The center will serve as a bridge for Taiwanese enterprises expanding into the U.S. market and promote collaboration between the two sides' technology industries.

The establishment follows the "Statement of Intent on Taiwan-Texas Economic Development" signed in July 2024 and the MOEA Minister's visit to Texas in May 2025. The center was launched during the Taiwan Expo in the U.S., with the opening ceremony co-hosted by the Director General of the International Trade Administration (TITA) and the Executive Director of Taiwan's Economic Development Office in Texas, attended by the Chairman of TAITRA and the Secretary of State of Texas.

The Director General of TITA noted that the center will leverage MOEA resources to assist Taiwanese companies in overcoming challenges when investing in Texas and collaborate closely with local government agencies, industries, and academic institutions to advance industrial and technological cooperation. It will also provide market insights, legal and tax guidance, and investment support to further strengthen Taiwan-U.S. business ties.

Following the establishment of Taiwan Trade and Investment Service Centers in Prague, the Czech Republic, and Fukuoka, Japan, the center in Dallas will play a key role in the MOEA's "Connecting Taiwan to the World" strategy, supporting Taiwan's small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in entering international markets and strengthening supply chain partnerships with countries worldwide.

For more detailed information about the Taiwan Trade and Investment Service Center in Dallas, please visit the official website: https://dallas.taiwantrade.com/ or contact the center at [email protected]