Eswatini Aims for Semiconductor Hub Partnership with Taiwan
Eswatini's Prime Minister Dlamini is negotiating with Taiwan to establish a semiconductor production hub in Africa. The initiative includes a training program for local students to enhance skills in the semiconductor and IT sectors.
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Prime Minister Russell Mmiso Dlamini has initiated discussions with Taiwan's External Trade Development Council to position Eswatini as a hub for semiconductor production in Africa. The aim is for Eswatini to manufacture components of the global chip supply chain.
James Huang, President of TAITRA, committed to implementing a training program for emaSwati students in the semiconductor field. Dlamini's delegation, including various ministers, also engaged with officials from Saudi Arabia, Türkiye, and Serbia, discussing cultural promotion and preparations for Expo 2030 in Saudi Arabia, which Eswatini supports. This collaboration could enhance Eswatini's technological capabilities and provide economic opportunities.
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