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The Taipei-US City Products & Services Showcase kicked off on Thursday, at the NTUH International Convention Center. This year, the event will run for two days. At the opening ceremony, Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an was joined by the Director of the American Institute in Taiwan, Raymond Greene. The latter noted that Taiwan is currently the US’ fourth biggest trading partner, adding that the US is a top choice for Taiwanese investors. He added that the AIT will continue assisting Taiwanese firms exploring investment opportunities in the US. Let’s hear more.

Raymond Greene
AIT Director
Thanks to last year’s success, this year, the event has expanded to two days, bringing together a more diverse range of partners, and creating more opportunities for dialogue and exchanges. These connections we’ve built over the years have laid a solid foundation for deeper US-Taiwan business cooperation.

Chiang Wan-an
Taipei Mayor
After the US announced its tariffs last year, we held the first US-Taiwan showcase in Taipei. We brought together representatives from 19 US state governments in Taiwan and four major industry associations, with a total of 441 Taiwanese and American firms joining the event. The focus was Taipei’s economic and trade trends, such as AI, semiconductors, drones, robots and smart healthcare.

Chiang noted that trade between Taiwan and the US has been gaining momentum, with bilateral trade totaling a record US$256 billion in 2025. This year, the total for the first half of the year stands at US$162.6 billion, an increase of 58% from the same period last year. The Taipei government says it will continue making efforts to inject further momentum into US-Taiwan trade.

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