US-Taiwan Partnership: Strengthening Defense, Technology, and Countering China.
This bill directs the U.S. Department of Defense to establish a strategic partnership with Taiwan to coordinate defense industrial priorities and expand technology cooperation. While primarily focused on foreign policy and defense, the act aims to enhance regional stability, indirectly impacting global security and supply chains, especially for critical technologies like microchips. These changes are intended to counter threats from China, potentially affecting the long-term economic stability and security of U.S. citizens.
Key points
Defense Cooperation: Establishing a partnership between the U.S. Department of Defense and Taiwan to coordinate defense industrial priorities.
Business Opportunities: Enhancing market opportunities for U.S. and Taiwan-based defense technology companies.
Key Technologies: Collaborative development of dual-use defense capabilities, including drones, microchips, Artificial Intelligence, and missile technology, to counter China.
Taiwan's Defense: Measures aimed at bolstering Taiwan’s defense industrial base.
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