Oklahoma State Legislature Passes Resolution to Strengthen Partnership and Support Peace in Taiwan Strait
The Oklahoma State Legislature unanimously passed a pro-Taiwan resolution supporting bilateral ties, double taxation avoidance, and Taiwan's international participation. Director General Hsiao Yi-fang thanked lawmakers and highlighted Taiwan's economic and technological significance.
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The Oklahoma State Legislature passed a resolution on April 13 supporting the partnership between Oklahoma and Taiwan. The resolution advocates for a Taiwan-U.S. double taxation avoidance agreement, expanded international participation for Taiwan, and the maintenance of peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait through dialogue. Director General Hsiao Yi-fang of the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Houston attended the session to express gratitude. She noted that Taiwan is the 22nd largest economy globally, manufacturing 90% of advanced chips, and leads in public health standards. The resolution was co-sponsored by Senator Roland Pederson and Representative Daniel Pae.
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Who proposed the resolution?
State Senator Roland Pederson and State Representative Daniel Pae co-sponsored the resolution.