Taiwan and the United States continue to build strong economic ties, with ongoing discussions to enhance trade cooperation and explore new business opportunities. A key focus is on diversifying imports, particularly in the energy sector, as Taiwan considers increasing its purchases of U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) to support a more balanced trade relationship.
Taiwan remains a major trading partner of the U.S., with its exports reaching a record $111.4 billion last year, driven by high-tech products, including semiconductors. To further strengthen economic collaboration, the government is actively evaluating new areas for trade expansion, ensuring mutual growth for both economies.
As Taiwan looks to secure reliable and high-quality energy sources, potential LNG imports from Alaska are being explored, complementing its existing suppliers. These trade discussions reflect the strong economic partnership between Taiwan and the U.S., reinforcing the commitment to innovation, supply chain resilience, and long-term economic prosperity.
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