Taiwan is taking proactive steps to support businesses looking to expand into the United States, reinforcing its role as a key player in global trade. In response to recent tariff adjustments, the Ministry of Economic Affairs announced a comprehensive plan to help Taiwanese companies explore new opportunities in the U.S. market.
This initiative will provide businesses with valuable insights on investment locations, regulatory frameworks, and strategic partnerships, ensuring a smooth transition and sustained growth. With Taiwan being a major hub for technology manufacturing—especially in semiconductors and electronics—the move aims to enhance trade cooperation and drive innovation across industries.
Taiwan’s Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) in North America will actively promote research and development collaborations between Taiwanese and U.S. firms, fostering technological advancements and strengthening supply chain resilience.
Additionally, President Lai Ching-te reaffirmed the government’s commitment to economic stability by maintaining favorable interest rates, stable foreign exchange policies, and controlled inflation, ensuring a business-friendly environment for both local and international investors.
One of the strongest examples of Taiwan-U.S. collaboration is TSMC’s $65 billion investment in semiconductor manufacturing in Arizona, a project that underscores Taiwan’s dedication to expanding global trade partnerships.
By supporting companies in their expansion efforts, Taiwan is not only reinforcing its trade ties with the U.S. but also ensuring continued economic growth and global competitiveness in an evolving trade landscape.
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