Digital transformation represents a profound shift in the way organizations and societies operate, driven by the integration of advanced technologies and innovative practices. It's not merely about adopting new digital tools; it also involves a shift in mindset and, for stakeholders, the creation of value in response to a rapidly evolving technological landscape. As enterprises and governments navigate this journey, they face the dual challenge of embracing innovation while addressing societal needs.

At its core, digital transformation enhances efficiency and adaptability. For governments, it facilitates the digitization of administrative services, both internally and externally, with the ultimate goal of convenience and credibility. Enterprises leverage tools like big data analytics and artificial intelligence to optimize operations, streamline workloads on production lines, and improve customer experiences. This shift also requires significant cultural and organizational changes, fostering flexibility and digital literacy among employees to ensure seamless adaptation.

Governments play a crucial role by implementing policies that promote digital innovation and inclusion. For example, Taiwan's 'Digital Nation & Innovative Economic Development Program' (DIGI+) aims to build a smart, inclusive society by 2030. Key areas include digitizing governance processes, enhancing citizen engagement, and fostering a data-centric approach that prioritizes transparency and privacy.

Above all, we aspire for this symposium to serve as a platform that raises awareness of digital governance and inspires active participation in societal transformation through civic engagement. We aim for delegates to gain valuable insights into leveraging digital transformation for empowerment, deepen their understanding of its implications, and actively contribute to shaping a sustainable and inclusive future.

Green bonds, green loans, and green deposits…are the trending products that prevail in society nowadays. Owing to extreme climate, the frequency of environmental catastrophes and natural disasters has surged dramatically, thus leading to humans' ascending awareness of environmental issues. Governments around the world have started to establish policies to strengthen enterprises' information disclosure about sustainable development; hence, enterprises have since paid more attention to ESG, and the financial industry is no exception. Green finance products ensure that while financial industries are pursuing their profits, they take into consideration potential risks posed to the environment and the well-being of all humans.

Above all, eighty percent of green finance products are in the form of green bonds, since many people lack comprehensive knowledge of other kinds of green products. Therefore, we look forward to seeing delegates delve deeper into all sorts of green finance products. They will also be guided to learn a variety of principles about sustainable finance as well as grow more aware of the potential controversies and the risks of it. Participants will be encouraged to stand on different perspectives including that of the governments, enterprises, and investors to make sure they identify the chief problems they have encountered and figure out a set of schemes. Furthermore, delegates are to compute the cost-effectiveness of promoting their proposals. Profounding insights into the three dimensions of green finance and the simulated project provide delegates with an overall understanding of various green products, meanwhile equipping them with the ability to solve the hazards of the future evolution of green finance from different perspectives and with different principles.

With the advancement of technology, the issue of educational inequality has become increasingly intertwined with technological development. Without doubt, the influence of technology on education is profound and multifaceted. Therefore, to better understand this relationship, our discussion will include topics such as the current challenges of resource inequality, comparative analyses of educational policies across countries, and the role of technology in shaping educational outcomes.

By exploring the root causes of resource disparities, evaluating policy effectiveness, and examining scenarios where technology impacts education, we aim to guide delegates in assessing whether technology acts as a bridge or a barrier in addressing inequality. This approach will help delegates cultivate a critical perspective, enabling them to contribute to a future where technology supports equitable education and harmonizes with human-centric values.