Representative, Taipei Economic and Cultural Centre in India, Professor, National Chung Hsing University, Taiwan
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Taiwan was kicked out of United Nations on October 25, 1971. But Taiwan as an independent political entity continues to exist and prosper till today.
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Delhi: Taiwan’s Ministry of Culture and the Taipei Economic and Cultural Center in India (TECC India) are presenting the 2026 Taiwan Film Festival from October 24 to 25 in New Delhi and on October 31 in Mumbai. This year marks a significant milestone for the festival as it expands beyond New Delhi, its primary venue in previous editions, to Mumbai, one of India’s major centres for film and audiovisual culture.
Mumin Chen, Chief Representative of the Taipei Economic and Cultural Center in India, says, "India is a big country. People like movies... But very, very few Indian friends know about Taiwan movies. Actually, we also have very good movies..."
One year ago I hosted students from PoliSci Department, Mumbai University @MumbaiUni to Taiwan for summer school. This year I am happy to visit the department and gave a talk as Representative of Taiwan mission to India. Viva Taiwan-India friendship
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Next week I will be traveling to the US to speak at Stanford DEFCON & the @HooverInst. I'm looking forward to seeing good friends of #Taiwan & exchanging ideas on defence, emerging technologies, & the importance of upholding democracy.
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Back to back on camera interviews with @vyctw, Deputy Secy Gen of Taiwan’s National Security Council and @francois1899, currently Deputy Foreign Minister at @MOFA_Taiwan in Taipei on Thursday. Good conversations. Watch this space for more
Taiwanese knew Mahatma Gandhi very early. Newspapers and books from 1930s and 1940s often discussed about him, and public were aware of his philosophy and campaigns
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In my opinion, Taiwan needs a “One Voice” foreign policy. From a recent discussion in Finland. 👇
During the 20th Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, the host issued a announcement banning two flags. Now everyone knows the right one is the flag of today’s Taiwan. In fact, before Aug 15 1945 it was the left rising-sun flag being used on the island as Taiwan was Japanese terrotories
Students from Delhi University were particularly interested in 2 PPT slides of my lecture when I was invited to talk early this week. The numbers shows how Taiwanese identify themselves today. This is a fact. Not propoganda.
Thank you Wion
#WIONPulse | Taiwan pushes deeper ties with India
Taiwan and India expand connectivity & trade; semiconductor cooperation gains momentum
Catch more on WION's @sidhant's exclusive interview with Dr Mumnin Chen
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Happy to visit AUH again and deliver a lecture on the subjects of Taiwan and Taiwan-India relations
Ambassador Mumin Chen visited Amity University Haryana today and delivered a lecture titled “Taiwan and India in the Global Landscape: Shared Interests and Opportunities for Strategic Cooperation.” He introduced Taiwan to the university’s faculty and students, highlighting Taiwan’s development as well as the close and growing ties between Taiwan and India.
Through an engaging and accessible presentation, Ambassador Chen offered the audience a broader perspective on Taiwan and explored the shared interests and potential for greater cooperation between Taiwan and India.
We are especially grateful to Prof. Dr. P. B. Sharma, Vice Chancellor of Amity University Haryana, for personally attending the lecture and joining the discussion. We also sincerely thank the faculty and students for their enthusiastic participation and thoughtful questions.
We hope today's exchange will inspire more young minds to learn about Taiwan and encourage continued interest in the many opportunities for exchanges and cooperation between Taiwan and India.
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Ambassador Mumin Chen was interviewed by ET NOW, sharing insights into the latest developments in Taiwanese companies’ growing investments and business presence in India.
Around 350 Taiwanese companies are currently investing in India, with industry clusters gradually taking shape in states such as Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, and Tamil Nadu, covering semiconductors and other high-tech sectors.
Taiwan and India share strong complementarities in technology, semiconductors, and supply chains. We look forward to further expanding Taiwanese investment across India, creating new opportunities for regional development and strengthening cooperation to build more resilient and closely connected supply chains
#NetworkExclusive | Dr. Mumin Chen, Taiwan Representative in India, outlines Taiwan's growing semiconductor footprint in India
He says around 350 Taiwanese companies are currently investing in the country, concentrated in southern hubs like Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, and Tamil Nadu
Chen hopes to see investment momentum expand to states such as Uttar Pradesh and West Bengal as well
@srinjoyc1 @Mumin_Chen
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🇹🇼🏸 Taiwan’s Badminton Team Takes on the World in New Delhi!
The 2026 BWF World Championships are now underway in New Delhi, bringing together top badminton players. Taiwan is represented by a strong team, ready to compete at the highest level and showcase the passion, determination and fighting spirit. 🇹🇼🏸
Amb. Dr. Mumin Chen, together with colleagues and their families, also came to the venue to cheer on Team Taiwan! It was a particularly exciting and proud moment to see our athletes competing on the world stage here in New Delhi. ❤️
Wishing all our athletes the very best as they rise to the challenge, and achieve outstanding results! 🇹🇼🔥🏸
#TeamTaiwan #BWFWorldChampionships
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#NetworkExclusive | Dr. Mumin Chen, Taiwan Representative in India, outlines Taiwan's growing semiconductor footprint in India
He says around 350 Taiwanese companies are currently investing in the country, concentrated in southern hubs like Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, and Tamil Nadu
Chen hopes to see investment momentum expand to states such as Uttar Pradesh and West Bengal as well
@srinjoyc1 @Mumin_Chen
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We are delighted to share EVA Air’s announcement of its upcoming nonstop Taipei–Delhi service, launching on December 1, 2026.
As the only Taiwanese airline offering direct flights between Taiwan and India, this new route marks an important milestone in enhancing connectivity between our two sides. It will further facilitate trade, investment, tourism, education, and people-to-people exchanges, bringing Taiwan and India even closer together.
We look forward to the many new opportunities this direct service will create for strengthening Taiwan–India friendship and cooperation.
Great to meet old friend Bidyananda Barkakoty and his wife Mrs Kavita Barkakoty, Former Assam State Head & Scientist-F of National Informatics Centre (NIC), MeitY, in our office. We exchanged views on tea cooperation in future
Ambassador Dr. Mumin Chen welcomed Mr. Bidyananda Barkakoty, Adviser to the North Eastern Tea Association (NETA) and former Vice Chairman of the Tea Board of India. The two sides exchanged views on the distinctive characteristics of Taiwanese and Indian tea and explored opportunities for future cooperation. Ambassador Chen noted that tea is deeply rooted in the cultures of both Taiwan and India and expressed the hope of promoting closer cooperation in tea processing technologies for the mutual benefit of both sides.
陳大使接見印度東北茶葉協會（North Eastern Tea Association, NETA）顧問暨印度茶葉協會（Tea Board of India）前副主席Mr. Bidyananda Barkakoty。雙方就台灣與印度茶葉的特色及未來合作機會交換意見。陳大使表示，茶文化深植於台灣與印度人民的日常生活，盼未來雙方持續深化製茶技術交流與合作，共同促進兩國茶產業發展，創造互利共贏。
We all support Tibet. Happy Birthday His Holiness the Dalai Lama
Amb. Mumin Chen, together with colleagues from TECC, attended a reception commemorating the 91st birth anniversary of His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama, extending warm wishes and expressing gratitude for His lifelong contributions to humanity worldwide. Taiwan firmly supports the Tibetan people’s efforts to protect human rights and preserve their cultural heritage.
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A significant milestone in Taiwan–Palau relations was marked by the recent visit of Taiwan’s Vice President Hsiao Bi-khim to Palau. During her five-day visit, she met with President Surangel Whipps Jr., government leaders, and community representatives to strengthen the longstanding friendship between the two nations.
The visit focused on deepening diplomatic ties, promoting tourism, and reviewing successful cooperation projects in healthcare, infrastructure, agriculture, and public safety. It also highlighted the shared commitment of Taiwan and Palau to sustainable development and regional cooperation.
As trusted partners for over two decades, Taiwan and Palau continue to demonstrate how strong international friendships can deliver tangible benefits for their people and contribute to peace and prosperity in the Pacific region.
Vice President Hsiao described the visit as an opportunity to deepen bilateral ties, support Palau’s tourism sector, and witness the impact of ongoing Taiwan–Palau cooperation projects.
Video Courtesy : Taiwan Plus News
@TWIndia2 @taiwanplusnews @PalauGovernment @Surangeljr @Mumin_Chen
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When old friends get together discussing their favourite topic, India-Taiwan friendship! Thanks to Amb. @Mumin_Chen for hosting us! Always a pleasure meeting @Fangtiensze sir. @Rebeccayen25 @HowardChen57315 @TWIndia2
