The 22nd Taiwan Chemical Industry Forum, hosted by the Industrial Development Administration (IDA) of the Ministry of Economic Affairs and co-organized by the Taiwan Chemical Industry Association (TCIA), was grandly held today (August 27th) at International Convention Center of National Taiwan University Hospital (NTUH) This two-day hybrid event (Both physical and online) focuses on the theme "Chemical Solutions for Sustainability in a Changing World: Low Carbon and Cross-Industry Innovation." Experts from U.S., Japan, U.K., and key representatives from Taiwan's government, industry, and academia gathered to explore the latest global chemical industry trends and sustainable development strategies. Over 400 participants attended the opening day, booming the venue and demonstrating Taiwan's vital role in the global chemical supply chain. The opening ceremony was hosted by TCIA Chairman Mr. W.W. Chen, with welcoming remarks delivered by Mr. K.H. Chen, Secretary-General of the IDA. He also presented the "2025 Chemical Industry Elite Award" to recognize outstanding talent in the sector. After the ceremony, guests visited the exhibition area and engaged in in-depth exchanges with industry stakeholders. International experts shared insights on global industry trends. Dewey Johnson, Senior Vice President of Dow Jones Consulting, examined supply chain resilience amid geopolitical tensions and U.S. trade policies. Experts from S&P Global provided analysis on the future deployment of Asia's petrochemical industry; Japan's ENEOS shared sustainability strategies and innovations in rubber materials; and a scholar from the Royal Society of Chemistry (UK) discussed future directions in chemical R&D. The afternoon "Panel Discussion" centered on low-carbon technologies, cross-sector collaboration, and provided recommendations on talent development, policy direction, and the role of research institutions. In his remarks, Secretary-General Chen emphasized that the chemical industry is a cornerstone of Taiwan's economy and a key enabler of high-tech development. In response to global uncertainties and U.S. tariff policies, the Ministry of Economic Affairs has facilitated four major supporting measures totaling NT$46 billion, with an additional NT$20 billion reserved by the Executive Yuan to tackle future circumstances. On the first day of the 2025 Taiwan Chemical Industry Forum, IDA Secretary-General K.H. Chen, TCIA Chairman W.W. Chen, award-winning companies, and guest speakers gathered for a group photo.