Taiwan pledges chip talks and investment to mollify Trump
- Taiwan President Lai Ching-te stated that Taiwan would invest more in the U.S. To address Donald Trump's concerns over the chip industry and reaffirmed Taiwan's commitment to communication with the U.S. Regarding these issues.
- Lai mentioned that over 40% of Taiwan's overseas investments in the last two years were directed to the U.S., surpassing investments in China.
- In response to Trump's tariffs, Lai announced plans for a special budget to increase Taiwan's defense spending to over 3% of its gross domestic product.
- Lai emphasized Taiwan's role as an 'indispensable partner' in helping the U.S. Rebuild its manufacturing industry and maintain high-tech leadership.
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