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The accelerated growth of the global space industry is driving the need for international strategic cooperation. This joint study by STEPI and ITRI analyzes the space policies and capabilities of Taiwan and South Korea to derive practical cooperation measures. Based on expert surveys, the study identifies 15 cooperation areas categorized into three types. Priority areas for immediate cooperation include talent development, earth science applications, and startup supply chains. Potential areas requiring mid-to-long-term foundations include space semiconductors and deep space exploration. For areas with perception gaps, pilot projects are recommended to build trust. Finally, a regular "Taiwan-Korea Space Cooperation Policy Dialogue" is proposed to ensure long-term collaboration.

【內容大綱】

• 1.Introduction
• 2.Taiwan’s International Cooperation
  • (1)Bilateral cooperation
  • (2)Multilateral cooperation
• 3.Korea’s International Cooperation
  • (1)Bilateral cooperation
  • (2)Multilateral cooperation
  • (3)Participation in Global Governance
• 4.Survey on Bilateral Cooperation Demands
  • (1)Methodology
  • (2)The Areas of Cooperation Demand in Taiwan
  • (3)The areas of cooperation demand in Korea
• 5.Expert Assessment of Bilateral Cooperation Demands
  • (1)Evaluation Overview and Summary of Survey
  • (2)Definition of the Three Cooperation Categories
• IEKView
  • (1)Priority Cooperation Areas
  • (2)Potential Cooperation Areas
  • (3)Areas Requiring Cooperative Communication
• Appendix
• References

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• Table 1. Strategies by Cooperation Type
• Table 2. Survey Content
• Table 3. Number of Respondents in the Korean Expert Survey
• Table 4. Basic Statistics of Survey Results