Italy's Largest Parliamentary Delegation Visits Taiwan Amid EU Semiconductor Talks
The 10-member cross-party group visited as EU and Taiwan officials deepened chip-industry talks and Italy cleared a legal hurdle for protecting foreign artwork.
Italy’s largest parliamentary delegation, comprising 10 members from various parties, visited Taiwan for discussions on trade and technology. President Lai Ching-te met with the group, led by Italian Senate Vice President Gian Marco Centinaio. The visit occurred concurrently with the European Commission’s second Europe-Taiwan Semiconductor Industry Dialogue in Taipei.
- Italy’s largest parliamentary delegation, with 10 members, is visiting Taiwan.
- The delegation includes lawmakers from both chambers of Parliament and different political parties.
- The group was organized by the Italy–Taiwan Interparliamentary Friendship Group.
- President Lai Ching-te met with the delegation on September 1.
- This visit coincides with the European Commission’s second Europe–Taiwan Semiconductor Industry Dialogue.
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