#8 Always Good to be Back in Taiwan - Helena Reitberger

#8 Always Good to be Back in Taiwan - Helena Reitberger

After a two decade departure, Helena Reitberger is back in Taiwan as the Swedish representative. She says not much has changed during her time away, which is a good thing, and Taiwan’s beauty still lies in its people. At the same time, she’s overseeing improved economic and political relations. -- Hosting provided by SoundOn [https://www.soundon.fm/]

#7 Lutz Güllner, Representing the European Union in Taiwan

Tune in to Taiwan Footprints as we chat with Lutz Güllner, the Head of the European Economic and Trade Office in Taiwan. Mr. Güllner has enjoyed a long career as as a public servant in Brussels, working for the EU in numerous important positions. But he says he’s excited that Taiwan is his first overseas diplomatic posting. And for good reason. Europe is the largest foreign investor in Taiwan, surpassing the United States and Japan. -- Hosting provided by SoundOn [https://www.soundon.fm/]

#6 South America’s Power House - Luis Santos

Brazil is more than just samba music, topical beaches and rain forests. Join us as we chat with Luis Santos, Director of the Commercial Office of Brazil in Taipei, and learn about the vibrant and multifaceted culture of South America’s largest nation. Brazil is also important for Taiwan’s food security. Director Santos also explains why Brazil is an ideal business investment for Taiwan. -- Hosting provided by SoundOn [https://www.soundon.fm/]

#5 From Mexico to Taiwan - Martin Torres

"Bilateral trade between Taiwan and Mexico continues to show significant growth, with many Taiwanese tech companies setting up shop in Mexico to tackle the North American market. This month on Taiwan Footprints we talk to Martin Torres, Head of Mexican Trade Services, Documentation and Cultural Office. He also talks about his hometown, Mexico City." -- Hosting provided by SoundOn [https://www.soundon.fm/]

#4 From New Zealand to Taiwan - Mark Pearson

New Zealand is a popular destination for Taiwan tourists, but the country is much more than majestic mountain scenery and kiwi fruit. Join us as we talk to Mark Pearson, Director of the New Zealand Commerce and Industry in Taipei, and learn more about growing bilateral trade, and the cultural connections between Taiwan’s indigenous peoples and the Maori. -- Hosting provided by SoundOn [https://www.soundon.fm/]