Director General David Cheng-Wei Wu Meets with Bipartisan Leaders at the NSW Parliament to Deepen Taiwan-Australia Partnerships

Director-General David Cheng-Wei Wu held meetings with bipartisan leaders at the New South Wales (NSW) Parliament to enhance bilateral cooperation.
During the discussions, Director-General Wu shared updates on Taiwan’s recent economic and technological growth, noting that Taiwan's stock market capitalization has surpassed the UK and India to become the fifth largest globally. He also highlighted Nvidia’s first overseas headquarters and innovation center set to open in Taiwan by 2030, alongside President Lai Ching-te’s newly launched "New Strategic Plan for Taiwan's Population Policy," which addresses demographic challenges to secure national competitiveness and social resilience.

Director-General Wu reaffirmed that Taiwan and Australia are key, like-minded partners sharing values of freedom and democracy, committed to the rules-based international order. He emphasized that this office will continue to deepen the strong partnership between Taiwan and New South Wales across all key sectors.