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We have selected news related to New Residents this week for all readers, sorted out the four news highlights, and present them at the same time in the form of broadcasts, so that readers and viewers can quickly understand the news events of the week in the shortest time, and to easily grasp the news progress without falling behind. Watch the broadcast here：0420 NIA video news report－English

• 2023 Ramadan in Taipei: Experience Ramadan and Muslim Culture at Daan Forest Park

2023 Ramadan in Taipei: Experience Ramadan and Muslim Culture at Daan Forest Park. Ramadan this year will place from March 23 to April 20. Muslims will celebrate "Eid al-Fitr," the most significant holiday of the year, when Ramadan concludes.

Everyone is welcome to attend the "2023 Eid-al-Fitr in Taipei" event on April 23^rd in Daan Forest Park to enjoy the vibrant and welcoming Taipei. Stage performances, cultural experience areas, grassy play areas, halal markets, and a Muslim travel exhibition are among the five main themes that are combined in this event. There will be at least 30 stalls with a range of Halal-certified treats and Muslim cultural items in the most attractive Halal market area.

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2023 Ramadan in Taipei: Experience Ramadan and Muslim Culture at Daan Forest Park.Photo provided by Tainan City Government

• Taiwan intends to lift the public transportation mask restrictions on April 17

The mask restriction will be further relaxed beginning on April 17, according to the Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC). Except for "medical care institutions" and "ambulances". People can choose whether to wear masks or not when they travel via public transit, attend school, and other locations. The CECC said that it had considered three key factors, including the group's improved immune defense, the low threat posed by the mutant strain pandemic, and the public's individual decision to wear masks in response to the circumstances. The mandatory to wear a mask is adjusted to a recommendation when traveling on campus shuttle buses, school buses, kindergarten special vehicles, etc. The choice to wear a mask is up to the teachers and students.

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Taiwan intends to lift the public transportation mask restrictions on April 17.Photo provided by CECC

• New immigrants are welcome to join Digital Multimedia Marketing Course of Taipei City Employment Services Office for free

The Taipei City Employment Services Office will host a "Digital Multimedia Marketing Course" (數位多媒體行銷研習班). The course is divided into two sections: creating media content and learning marketing techniques, as well as learning about an online multimedia marketing platform. The Taipei City Employment Services Office will also give a brief overview of the services that are available for new immigrants who need assistance with their business, employment, job search, or vocational training. On April 19, from 9:00 to 12:30, there will be a "Digital Multimedia Marketing Course." For more information, please visit the Taipei City Employment Services Office website.

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New immigrants are welcome to join Digital Multimedia Marketing Course of Taipei City Employment Services Office for free.Photo reproduced from Pixabay

• Influencers from Southeast Asia play the Taiwan Yummy Tour filter to promote the fun of Taiwan.

The Tourism Bureau of MOTC invited a total of 35 influencers from Thailand, Vietnam, and other nations to promote Taiwanese cuisine using the Instagram filter "Taiwan Yummy Tour," which features Taiwanese snacks. The Tourism Bureau also created the "BUBBLE TEA Battle" game, which is based on the Taiwanese beverage pearl milk tea, to expand the number of young people from Southeast Asian nations who may play. Users may take in the stunning environment of Taiwan while playing the game by using popular Taiwanese landmarks like the Pingxi Sky Lantern, Yehliu, and Taipei 101 as the background. Click the "Taiwan Yummy Tour" Instagram filter, which features Xiaolongbao, chicken chops, stinky tofu, and other snacks that represent Taiwan.

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Influencers from Southeast Asia play the Taiwan Yummy Tour filter to promote the fun of Taiwan.Photo provided by Tourism Bureau of MOTC