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Lee Ssu-tsu announces plan to build AI tech corridor in Linkou, promote industrial upgrades

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • New Taipei City mayoral candidate Lee Ssu-tsu announced plans to develop an AI technology corridor in Linkou to boost industrial upgrades.
  • Lee emphasized the importance of transportation infrastructure, including bridges and rail construction, to drive industrial development.
  • The event, attended by over a thousand local residents, also included discussions on local development issues and community engagement.

Lee Ssu-tsu, a candidate for New Taipei City mayor representing the Kuomintang party, has unveiled ambitious plans to transform the Linkou district into a hub for artificial intelligence and technology. During a town hall meeting attended by over a thousand local residents, Lee outlined his vision for an "AI technology corridor" aimed at propelling industrial upgrades within the region.

Central to Lee's strategy is the development of robust transportation infrastructure. He stressed that improved connectivity, particularly through the construction of the Luoshe Bridge and the expansion of rail networks, would be instrumental in fostering industrial growth. Lee believes that by enhancing accessibility, Linkou can attract more investment and stimulate economic activity.

The municipal affairs briefing, co-hosted with New Taipei City Councilor Tsai Shu-chun, provided a platform for Lee to address local concerns and present his policy proposals. The overwhelming turnout of residents demonstrated significant community interest in the future development of Linkou. Lee reiterated his commitment to leveraging infrastructure projects to drive the local economy and enhance the quality of life for its inhabitants.

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Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.