Trump Claims Taiwan Stole U.S. Chip Industry; Lin Chia-lung: We Are Symbiotic Partners, No One Stole Anything
Taiwanese Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung responded to Donald Trump's claims that Taiwan 'stole' the U.S. chip industry, stating that Taiwan and the U.S. are symbiotic partners and that they should work together to expand the market.
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Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung stated at a media tea session on the 29th that regarding Donald Trump's repeated claims that Taiwan stole the U.S. chip industry, Taiwan and the U.S. are symbiotic partners. He emphasized that there is no 'stealing' or 'harming' involved, but rather a need to expand the market and protect democratic supply chains. Lin also discussed the 'Comprehensive Diplomacy' and the eight flagship projects of the 'Rongbang Plan', highlighting the establishment of drone diplomacy and power groups as part of a multi-faceted diplomatic strategy.
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What is Foreign Minister Lin's stance?
He argued that Taiwan and the U.S. are symbiotic partners and are not stealing industries from each other.