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Yet this is not a finite list of topics discussed by our delegation – we also talked about small business development, manufacturing industry and other areas. I hope that from now on the coordination and implementation of the discussed projects will be easier and faster, as Lithuania already has a trade representative in Taipei," said Karolis Žemaitis, Deputy Minister of the Economy and Innovation.\u003C/p>\n\u003Cp>In August, Paulius Lukauskas was appointed the Head of Trade Representative Office of the Republic of Lithuania in Taipei. The Trade Representative Office will start working in the near future.\u003C/p>\n\u003Cp>K. Žemaitis discussed specific cooperation opportunities and prospects with the leadership of the Ministry of Economic Affairs of Taiwan, in meetings with representatives of Taiwan's big business, microchip, semiconductor manufacturing, and other areas. 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