Wednesday, May 4, 2011

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Taipei, April 28 (CNA) The Economic Research Institute of Taiwan (TIER English) unveiled on Thursday 28 uplift its economic growth forecast for Taiwan 2011 to 5.72 percent, compared with 5.71 percent forecast in January.



The director of the Forecast Center TIER, Chen Miao, said his institute had adjusted upward its forecast for gross domestic product (GDP) for this year, having predicted that both heavy drinking as growing sector investment follow private giving further impetus to economic growth in Taiwan during the period between the second and fourth quarters of this year.

the 5.72 percent forecast by the TIER for Taiwan's GDP growth for the year 2011 is the highest rate has been forecast across all economic research institutions in the country.

Most agencies internationally renowned economic research has predicted that Taiwan's GDP for this year recorded a growth rate ranging between 4 percent and 5 percent.

In March, the renowned research and advisory company Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU, an acronym in English), based in the UK, predicted a 3.9 percent economic growth in Taiwan in 2011, but later raised its forecast by 0.4 percentage points to 4 , 3 percent in the month of April. (By Feng Chao and Luis Huang) Enditem
Share Tourism has melted down when you scroll the Alishan Forest Way (Mount Ali) in Chiayi County, located in southern Taiwan, according to the latest report issued by that county on Thursday, 28. All five people killed were tourists from China nationality - two from Shandong province, two provenientesde Sichuan province and one of the province of Guangdong. to 9:30 am on Thursday 28, 34 of the injured had been discharged from hospitals where they were transported to undergo emergency medical treatment after the accident. The lamentable accident occurred at about pm to 12:17 pm pillar height of 70 km forest road, between the Sacred Tree Station and Alishan Station. Five
28 by Thursday morning, a Chiayi District Attorney, at the head of a group of forensic and botanical appeared itself to inspect the scene of the unfortunate accident as part of its research to investigate the cause of the tragedy.
According to the prosecutor In related news, the president of the Council of Agriculture, Executive Yuan (Cabinet), Chen Wu-hsiung, revealed that the operations of the Alishan tourist train will continue despite the tragic accident.
"The Alishan tourism model trains are an important part of the cultural heritage of mountain railways in the world, and this is the reason why operations will continue them after the end of judicial investigation, Chen said after visiting the wounded in a hospital located in the southern city of Chiayi. Chen added, however, that the diversion of that forest railway where the accident occurred will be closed for about a week to facilitate a series of comprehensive inspections on rail safety.
For its part, the director general of the Tourism Bureau, Janice Lai said the crash would inevitably have some impact on tourism in Alishan, adding that therefore the government should ensure transparency and impartiality of the research process to minimize its negative impact.
Mount Ali, together with the National Palace Museum and the Lake of the Sun and Moon have always been the most popular destinations among tourists from China. (For Chia-chen Hsieh and Luis Huang) Enditem




Share in the path of continuous progress, to be reappointed to a second term in the upcoming presidential election.



"The changes have been occurring and reforms should not be interrupted," said the President in his speech after accepting his nomination gladly ruling Kuomintang (KMT) for the next presidential election.

The KMT formally made known early hours of the day the nomination of the Chief Executive, who is seeking his second term of four years.

Although President Ma did not elaborate on the reforms he had in mind to pursue, however listed the various achievements that his administration had achieved in the last three years in office, fending off opposition accusations to the effect that their policies had a tilt toward China and Taiwan had been betrayed.
"Taiwan was facing many challenges at the moment when I became President of the Republic in 2008, succeeding former President Chen Shui-bian's Democratic Progressive Party (PDP), including the international financial crisis, severe floods caused by Typhoon Morakot and spread of new swine influenza virus, among others, "stressed the president. "For a period of more than 10 years, the PDP has been accusing me of being too pro-China and to betray Taiwan, "Ma stated, adding that" through my actions have amply demonstrated that these allegations have been just bad intentions. " Ma said Taiwan's sovereignty had prevailed over all during his tenure as head of the Presidency of the Republic, after having suffered the negative impacts during the eight years when the PDP was in power, stressing that his government policy toward China had always been very clear on all issues related to exchanges across the Taiwan Strait, the same that had always been carried out in complete open and transparent.
Stressing that efforts to defend the Constitution of the Republic of China, to defend their sovereignty, to defend Taiwan's security and the dignity of its people, can not and should not be distorted or smeared, Ma said he was imbued with a sense of great responsibility and a sense of mission and wanted to be sure that the process reforms he had initiated would not be interrupted.
Referring to seek reelection, the President stressed that as a man of action, instead of just political rhetoric, focus their ensfuerzos Taiwan to continue to carry forward and won a bright future for the country in the comity of nations. (By Lee Shu-Hua Huang and Romulus) enditem
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exist, while seek opportunities within the country and abroad, emphasizing the hope that the project stays in Taiwan in compliance with government regulations and its objectives in reducing carbon emissions.

The meeting of the Board of the petrochemical Kuokuang, that on 27 discussed the possibility of waiving the plan the establishment of the naphtha cracker complex under the wetlands Changhua County, was carried out after days ago that President Ma Ying-jeou had made known its opposition to this initiative. The largest investors

the Kuokuang petrochemical project, an affiliate of oil refiner CPC Corp., agreed to reach a consensus on the current situation, however, the government's decision not to support the project still is unfortunate for those interested in investing in Kuokuang draft.

respect to the future existence of the draft Kuokuang, the Board agreed that the project will continue and will continue to seek investment opportunities on the island and abroad, but stressed his desire that he remain in Taiwan for their love island. The president of the petrochemical Kuokuang Chen Bao-lang said: "All we are interested in the project to continue Taiwan, for the sake of Taiwan, is our passion. We want to respect the criteria of the Taiwan government and its policies that aim to reduce carbon emissions and also hope to find some investment opportunities domestically. "
The government's decision to go against the proposal to carry out the Kuokuang petrochemical project in Changhua, was made based on the environmental impact assessment suggested that this project would consume too much water and generate high levels of material particulate in an area of \u200b\u200becological sensitivity. RTI

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