XIAMEN, April 12 (Xinhua) -- More bridges instead of barriers are expected to allow cross-Strait intelligent manufacturing industries to jointly tap the market, as they are more complementary than competitive.
The remark was made by Li Rongmin, head of the Taipei office of China Chamber of Commerce for Import and Export of Machinery and Electronic Products, at the 2017 Xiamen Industry Exposition which opened Wednesday.
He said that the mainland encourages investment both in and from Taiwan. Cross-Strait industries should cooperate in fields such as standards, personnel exchanges, finance and Internet cloud computing.
"Taiwan is strong in research and the electronic information industry," said Li, "but not in its investment environment."
The Chinese mainland has been growing very rapidly in international resource integration, robot manufacturing, 3D printing and other technologies. It also has great demand for semiconductors and high-end machine tools, he added.
Intelligent manufacturing is what the cross-Strait cooperation should aim for, said Gou Tai-chiang, chairman of the Taiwan Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers' Association, who is attending the expo.
It would be conducive to cross-Strait industrial transformation and upgrading from traditional manufacturing to high-end manufacturing, said Gou.
"I hope that the cross-Strait industries, with support from the Internet and big data, will combine Taiwan's technology and product foundation with the mainland's talent and market, and grasp the opportunities from the Belt and Road Initiative," he said.
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