A procurement delegation from China’s Jiangsu Province is expected to place orders worth as much as US$3 billion from local companies, the Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA) head said yesterday.
More than 60 companies from China and 300-plus local companies met in Taipei yesterday to discuss business cooperation, which would serve as a boon to local enterprises, TAITRA chairman Wang Chih-kang (???) told reporters.
The Jiangsu delegation arrived in Taipei on Monday for a six-day visit that will also include visits to industry clusters in the south.
A number of procurement groups from China have visited Taiwan this year, including delegations from Beijing as well as Sichuan and Guangdong provinces, and their total orders could add up to more than US$16 billion for the year, he said.
More than 60 companies from China and 300-plus local companies met in Taipei yesterday to discuss business cooperation, which would serve as a boon to local enterprises, TAITRA chairman Wang Chih-kang (???) told reporters.
The Jiangsu delegation arrived in Taipei on Monday for a six-day visit that will also include visits to industry clusters in the south.
A number of procurement groups from China have visited Taiwan this year, including delegations from Beijing as well as Sichuan and Guangdong provinces, and their total orders could add up to more than US$16 billion for the year, he said.