The American Chamber of Commerce (AmCham) in Taiwan shared an optimistic outlook for U.S.-Taiwan relations as the incoming Trump administration takes office. The organization anticipates continued strong support for Taiwan, paving the way for enhanced trade and economic collaboration.
According to the 2025 AmCham Business Climate Survey, a significant 90% of members plan to maintain or expand their investments in Taiwan this year, signaling high confidence in the island’s vibrant business environment. AmCham Chairperson Dan Silver emphasized, “The engagement between the U.S. and Taiwan has never been stronger, and we foresee this positive momentum continuing into the future.”
While a formal Taiwan-U.S. trade agreement is seen as having “modest” chances, Silver noted that such an agreement is critical for the success of many businesses operating in Taiwan. He praised the inclusion of Taiwan advocates in the Trump administration, highlighting the potential for strengthened economic ties.
Energy development emerged as a top priority for businesses, reflecting growing opportunities for investment and collaboration in sustainable energy solutions. AmCham members also recognized Taiwan’s strategic role in global trade, with its stability and innovation serving as key drivers for economic growth.
This forward-looking sentiment reinforces Taiwan’s position as a vital partner in the global trade network, as businesses express their commitment to fostering innovation and long-term growth in the region.
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