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International Cooperation



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                        International politics, economic and trade and medical health would mutually
                     influence each other. One of the key strategies of the government's administration
                     would be to align with international standards. Through international and cross-strait
                     collaborations and exchanges, TFDA exchanges significant information, align with
                     international standards and promote collaboration and development in the pharmaceutical
                     and health industries and related provisions.




                     Section 1. International Cooperation and Communication




                     Current Status
                        To improve the international visibility of Taiwan's food, medicinal products, medical
                     devices, and cosmetic product quality and industries, TFDA actively participates in
                     international harmonization organizations, hosts conferences on international regulations,
                     and establishes platforms for bilateral partnerships to align with international standards.




                     Policies and Outcomes

                     1.  Participate in international organizations and events
                     (1) Food
                        TFDA attended the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Sub-Committee
                     on Standards and Conformance (SCSC) meeting from August 17 to 23, 2016. TFDA

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                     also attended the 67  routine meetings of WTO/SPS and the Expert Workshop on
                     Harmonization of Pesticide Maximum Residue Limits (MRLs) to actively exchange food
                     safety standards and activities with other members from October 22 to 30, 2016.











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