Preceded by Lee Lou-chuang Nationality Republic of China | Name Cyrus Chu Role Politician | |
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Deputy Hong Ho-cheng, Mou Chung-yuan, Henry Sun
Lin Yi-bing, Mou Chung-yuan, Henry Sun Succeeded by Chang San-cheng as Minister Science and Technology Born 29 October 1955 (age 69)
Taiwan ( 1955-10-29 ) Alma mater National Taiwan University
University of Michigan Education National Taiwan University, University of Michigan | ||
Cyrus Chu (Chinese: 朱敬一; pinyin: Zhū Jìngyī) is a Taiwanese politician. He was the Minister of the National Science Council of the Executive Yuan from 2011 to 2014, when the council was renamed the Ministry of Science and Technology.
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- National Science Council Ministry
- Taiwan brain drain crisis
- ROC Representative to the World Trade Organization
- References
National Science Council Ministry
Chu took office in February 2011.
Taiwan brain drain crisis
During an August 2012 conference, Chu commented on the growing brain drain in Taiwan, stating that more and more Taiwanese move to Mainland China due to better job offers and benefits. He added that due to the conservative nature of Taiwanese society, most foreign workers in Taiwan are blue-collar workers, and the remaining white-collar workers typically teach English, and are not leaders of big companies.
The National Science Council was later renamed the Ministry of Science and Technology, and in March 2014, Chu stepped down to be replaced by Chang San-cheng.
ROC Representative to the World Trade Organization
Chu succeeded Lai Shin-yuan as Taiwan's representative to the World Trade Organization in July 2016. He was sworn in a month later, on 2 August.