This concurrent resolution says Congress should support closer U.S. ties with Taiwan. It urges the President to recognize Taiwan’s elected government, restore normal diplomatic relations, appoint and receive ambassadors, and remove agency rules that limit contact between U.S. and Taiwanese officials. It also calls for formal talks on a free trade agreement and U.S. support for Taiwan’s membership in international organizations. The resolution was referred to House committees for consideration.
The resolution expresses Congress’s position and urges actions by the President and other U.S. officials. It does not describe changes to services or rights for individuals.
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The resolution praises Taiwan’s democracy and civil liberties and describes Taiwan as a responsible international partner. It argues that closer diplomatic, trade, and organizational ties are appropriate.
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