Kung Ming-hsin Takes Helm as Taiwan's New Economy Minister
Kung Ming-hsin has been appointed as Taiwan's new economy minister after his predecessor stepped down for health reasons. Previously, Kung served as cabinet secretary-general and held a board position at TSMC, representing the National Development Fund.

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Taiwan's government has announced the appointment of Kung Ming-hsin as the new minister for economic affairs, following the resignation of the previous minister due to health issues. The decision was disclosed on Wednesday.
Kung Ming-hsin transitions to this critical role from his past position as the cabinet secretary-general, bringing valuable experience to the ministry.
Notably, Kung has served on the board of TSMC, the world's leading contract chip manufacturer, representing the interests of a major shareholder, the National Development Fund.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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