Taiwan’s International Trade Administration and the Taiwan External Trade Development Council have officially opened submissions for the “Go Healthy with Taiwan 2026” global proposal campaign to accelerate digital health transformation through cross-border collaboration.
The initiative invites Malaysian healthcare providers, technology companies, and wellness players to submit project proposals that integrate Taiwan’s capabilities across smart healthcare, sports technology, and high-end bicycles. Following an inaugural 2025 campaign that gathered 638 entries from 55 nations, this second edition expands its strategic scope to target more than 800 proposals across five continents.
Director General of TITA, William Liu, expressed the event as one of the government’s major focus in policy visions, as well as the upgrade campaign framework continues to strengthen its position as a preferred international partner for smart health solutions.
Meanwhile, TAITRA President and CEO Simon Wang stated that the 2026 edition of “Go Healthy” pairs international trade exhibitions and business matching events that will help local companies in healthcare, cycling, and sports technology to build stronger long-term relationships with Malaysian and global buyers, investors, and startup ecosystems.
The launch event featured a specialized Health AI Hub product experience zone highlighting low-carbon mobility, smart sports, precision healthcare, and healthy aging management from domestic firms including Tokuyo, Makalot, Newtown, Gee Hoo, Ideas Lab, AKIMIA, and Vast.
Applications are now open until August 5, with the top three winning teams each receiving an award of US$30,000 to implement their wellness models.
