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Jiang Wanan proposed a plan to relocate Songshan Airport and develop the surrounding land into an industrial park to attract investment from technology companies such as Inhuida.
Jiang Wanan said in an interview today (9th) that Huang Renxun had previously stated that Beishike T17 and 18 were not enough for Huida's future development in Taipei. As for whether Beijing City has enough power to build an AI park? Jiang Wanan also called on the government to consider restarting nuclear power. (Photo by reporter Sun Weirong)
Taipei City's Jiang Wanan has proposed a policy to relocate Songshan Airport, hoping to use the surrounding 300 hectares of hinterland to build a Taipei AI park. However, NVIDIA CEO Jen-Hsun Huang's special planes are always parked at Songshan Airport, and where the special planes will land in the future is also attracting attention from the outside world. Jiang Wanan said in an interview today (9th) that Huang Renxun had previously stated that Beishike T17 and 18 were not enough for Huida's future development in Taipei. As for whether Beijing City has enough power to build an AI park? Jiang Wanan also called on the government to consider restarting nuclear power.
Jiang Wanan attended the official opening of the Dongmen Relay Market earlier. When interviewed by the media, Jiang Wanan pointed out that the planned 100-hectare industrial park in the future will be very beneficial to many industries and domestic and foreign companies for long-term development, and they will definitely support and recognize it.
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Jiang Wanan also pointed out that when Huang Renxun came to Taipei a few days ago, he also said that the land at Beishike T17 and 18 was actually not enough for Huida to develop in Taipei in the future, so they will continue to work hard to achieve this goal with firm steps and work together with the central government to discuss it.
The media also asked, if Songji plans to build an AI park after its relocation, can Taipei City afford the electricity? Or will it be inclined to join the Lai government in saying "hurry up the use of nuclear energy"? Jiang Wanan said that they hope to continue to provide stable power, so they should think carefully about restarting nuclear power. This has always been his position. He believes that a diversified energy supply is needed to meet the needs of people's livelihood and industrial power needs.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Taipei City will promote follow-up planning for Songshan Airport relocation
Likely · Within months
The central government will passively discuss the issue of restarting nuclear power
Possible · Within months

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan proposed the idea of relocating Songshan Airport into an AI industrial park, residences and parks. Du Yijin, founder of the Taiwan Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, posted six questions on Facebook, questioning that without a complete plan for energy, transportation, talent residence, aviation functions, historical preservation and green space protection, the AI park will be just a new sign for land development.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan said in an interview before the opening event of the Dongmen Relay Market that he would continue to cooperate with the central government with the greatest sincerity to win public support for the relocation of Songshan Airport and the creation of the Taipei AI Park. He also pointed out that Huida will launch an overall plan after entering Beishike and looks forward to the explosive growth of the AI industry.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wa-An unexpectedly announced the relocation of Songshan Airport and planned to develop the surrounding land into an AI park, residences and parks. The move was criticized for not considering the national defense function, not obtaining central permission, and lacking coordination with the Ministry of Transportation and the Ministry of Interior. Former Air Force Colonel Ma Yixiang pointed out that Songshan Airport is a shared airport between the military and civilians and has important combat readiness and search and rescue missions. The relocation should be evaluated by the Ministry of National Defense.

A TVBS poll showed that KMT Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan's approval rating was 49%, leading DPP candidate Shen Boyang at 41%, with the gap narrowing to 8 percentage points. Jiang Wanan said that the election campaign has become intense and it is inevitable for supporters to return to the team. He is worried that the social opposition and voter irrationality during the legislative recall last year will continue into this year's mayoral re-election campaign.

Ma Hengheng, spokesman for the campaign office of DPP New Taipei mayoral candidate Su Qiaohui. Yi will respond to the Songshan Airport relocation issue raised by Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan of the Kuomintang, questioning his failure to discuss it with residents of the two provinces and his political conflict with fellow party candidate Li Sichuan. At the same time, regarding the nuclear power issue, he clarified that Su Qiaohui is only willing to discuss nuclear energy issues when the three conditions of nuclear energy safety, nuclear waste resolvability and social consensus are met, and emphasized that priority should be given to strengthening the power grid and developing industrial parks such as Danhai Science City.

Writer Zhao Xiaohui pointed out that most of the KMT’s traditional supporters in Taipei have been reflected in existing polls. What is really worth observing are young voters and middle voters who are difficult to reach in city-based surveys. Shen Boyang needs to improve his voting intention and recognition to narrow the gap.