
John Deng
John Deng is a prominent Taiwanese politician and economist, who served as the Minister of Economic Affairs under former President Ma Ying-jeou. Known for his advocacy of cross-strait economic policies, Deng has voiced concerns about the challenges faced by Taiwanese businesses in China, emphasizing the need for fair competition and the importance of maintaining Taiwan's economic independence.
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John Deng, the NCTTCA Executive Secretary, emphasized the importance of sustainable economic growth in the region.
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In Kakuma and Kalobeyei, integration means dignity, jobs and basic servicesDr John Deng is the Secretary General of the Northern Corridor Transit Transport Coordination Authority who warned about Kenya losing its competitive edge due to levies.
How counties are using highways to make a killingDr John Deng, the Executive Secretary of NCTTCA, highlighted the stalling of projects as a major impediment to transit cargo growth.
Stalled border, poor roads hurt Mombasa transit cargo growthIn 2015 John Deng, Ma’s economics minister, complained of the 'unfair' competition from across the Taiwan Strait.
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