In his latest interview for FocusOn.cz, the Chairman of the Czech Taiwanese Business Chamber, Pavel Diviš, discussed the potential of economic Czech-Taiwanese cooperation.
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China Daily announced an anticipated ban of representatives participating in the recent business delegation to Taiwan. According to Pavel Diviš, "For China, the effect of these statements on domestic policy is more vital than what response they provoke at the international level. In the Czech Republic, this may be a surprise for those who believed that China does not threaten business with politics.”
The President of the Czech Senate, Miloš Vystrčil, helped to open the door to companies in Taiwan and the Asian market. Diviš argues that this visit has brought a breakthrough not only for the Czech Republic but for Europe. It took place at the time of a massive withdrawal of branches of Taiwanese companies from China, which are currently considering further expansion around the world.
Get to know the Czech companies which joined the trade delegation to Taiwan to explore the opportunities of this Pacific island. These enterprises seeking new opportunities in the Tawainese market specialize predominantly in information technology, artificial intelligence, nanotechnology, engineering, construction, and healthcare.
This visit represents a unique opportunity for Czech entrepreneurs, as Taiwan is a world-leading giant in innovation and technology. Furthermore, the core stones of the Taiwanese economy are SMEs, which is a crucial factor for establishing equal partnerships between Czech and Taiwanese companies. Cooperation of enterprises with vast differences in size would not lead to a balanced partnership.
Czech politicians warned that China could respond to this visit by suspending investment in the Czech Republic. “We are more or less creating controversy out of this visit by ourselves. The whole world trades with Taiwan. It is the fourth most innovative and highly exportive economy. We keep assuming that this visit is anti-Chinese, which is absurd.” Diviš argues.