Chen Chin-te
Profile
Chen Chin-te is a Taiwanese politician currently serving as the Minister of the Public Construction Commission since 2024. A long-time member of the Democratic Progressive Party and affiliated with the New Tide faction, he began his career as a student activist and later served in the National Assembly and the Legislative Yuan. Throughout his career, he has held various administrative roles, including deputy mayor of Kaohsiung, chairman of the CPC Corporation, and acting magistrate of Yilan County. Known for his involvement in legislative reform and referendum advocacy, Chen has been a prominent figure in Taiwanese politics for several decades.
Details
- Born
- 1961-09-26 · 64 years old
- Education
- National Taipei University of Technology (B.S. in Chemical Engineering), National Taiwan University (M.S. in Chemical Engineering, M.B.A.)
- Career
- Secretary to Yilan County Magistrate, leader of Yilan County's Civil Affairs Bureau, leader of Kaohsiung County Environmental Protection Bureau, deputy mayor of Kaohsiung, chairman of CPC Corporation
