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2025 PPP Investment Convention Kicks Off with Record High of NT$236.4 Billion in Opportunities and 105 Projects

The Ministry of Finance's “2025 PPP Investment Convention” was held this afternoon (July 4) at Meeting Room 701, 7th Floor, Hall 2, Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center. A total of 105 investment opportunities have been consolidated by both central and local governments, with an estimated total investment exceeding NT$236.4 billion. These projects span transportation, long-term care, environmental protection, social housing, and other infrastructure initiatives. Detailed information is also available online via the “PPP iMap Investment Project Map” (https://ppp.mof.gov.tw/WWW/index.aspx), encouraging sectors to utilize this platform.

Premier Cho Jung-Tai attended the convention and remarked that in alignment with President Lai’s “National Project of Hope,” the Executive Yuan approved the “Trillion-Dollar National Development Program” at the end of last year. This program aims to increase the number of PPP projects, enhance investment conditions for insurance firms in public infrastructure, and support project authorities in issuing sustainable bonds or pursuing infrastructure securitization, thereby facilitating private capital participation and fostering mutual benefits across government, industry, and society.

In 2024, under the collaboration between central and local governments, 131 PPP contracts were signed, totaling NT$158.8 billion in private investment. For the third consecutive year, the annual PPP investment total has exceeded NT$150 billion. To encourage proactive engagement, Premier Cho presented the “Outstanding Investment Promotion Awards” to top-performing central and local authorities at the convention. Additionally, three “Special Recognition Awards” were conferred, alongside bonus grants for contract signing and project evaluation. In total, 22 agencies were awarded more than NT$300 million in incentives.

Minister Chuang Tsui-yun noted in her remarks that the Ministry of Finance has long been committed to promoting private participation in infrastructure. By leveraging private capital and expertise, public infrastructure performance has been significantly enhanced. As of the end of 2024, a cumulative total of 2,378 PPP contracts had been signed, representing over NT$2.4661 trillion in private investment and generating more than 450,000 job opportunities. Public infrastructure is no longer solely the government’s responsibility—it now reflects the shared effort of all citizens.

This year’s convention drew strong participation from industry stakeholders, with around 500 attendees joining to witness the event and explore project booths. The engagement underscored broad and enthusiastic support for private participation in public work, bringing to life the vision of public-private partnerships.

 

Press Contacts: Chen Tzu-Wen, Section Chief of the MOF

Tel: (02)2322-8214

 

Issued:Promotion of Private Participation Release date:2025-07-04 Last updated:2025-07-04 Click times:35