The agreement on semiconductor cooperation is one of eight MOUs that Švec's delegation agreed with different Taiwanese government agencies and institutes on Tuesday. 'We see a lot of space ,' he said, adding that both sides could work together on projects such as developing battery charging stations or e-mobility services. Slovakia, he added, not only hopes to cooperate with Taiwan in the field of semiconductors, but also other areas, such as electric vehicles.

He stressed that the agreement was 'important' as Slovakia seeks to develop its semiconductor industry. Under the agreement, both sides will embark on research and development projects in the area of semiconductors, Švec said, noting he was not able to provide additional details at the moment. Švec was referring to the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) inked between the Industrial Technology Research Institute in Taiwan and the Slovak Academy of Sciences, along with the Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava Tuesday. Taipei, June 8 (CNA) A new agreement between Taiwan and Slovakia will serve as a 'starting point' for bilateral semiconductor cooperation, Visiting Slovak State Secretary of the Ministry of Economy Peter Švec told a press conference in Taipei on Thursday.

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