On January 23, i2i held an online meeting with the Taiwan Trade and Innovation Center in Tel Aviv (TTLV), established by the Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA).
Led by TTLV Director Patty Lin, the discussion focused on the startup ecosystems and industry trends in Taiwan and Israel.
Taiwan-Israel Startup & VC Acceleration Set for 2025
i2i plans to collaborate with TTLV in 2025 on a joint startup and VC acceleration program, connecting global startups with Taiwan’s market and fostering business ties between Israeli startups and Taiwanese enterprises.
TTLV, TAITRA’s only overseas startup incubation center, is dedicated to facilitating cross-border collaboration, with a primary focus on the U.S. and Taiwan.
Bridging Resources for Mutual Growth
During the meeting, TTLV and i2i exchanged insights on recent developments in the Taiwan-Israel startup scene. i2i sees TTLV as a key facilitator in linking Israeli VC resources with Taiwan’s market.
TTLV aims to support startups in ICT, ESG, and Medtech while leveraging the synergy of "Israeli software innovation + Taiwan’s hardware manufacturing" to strengthen industry ties.
Expanding Cross-Border Partnerships
TTLV has previously partnered with the Israel Innovation Authority (IIA) and Garage+ on acceleration programs, gaining extensive international collaboration experience.
i2i has built strong ties within Israel’s startup ecosystem through partnerships with Israeli VCs and accelerators.
Working with TTLV, i2i aims to expand global opportunities and serve as a bridge for Taiwan-Israel tech, investment, and market collaboration.
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