Taiwan opposed an American request to transfer a large part of the production of slides to the United States to meet half of its needs, in a move that reflects the tension that holds trade conversations between the two parties. Deputy Prime Minister Cheng Li-Chion said on Wednesday that the idea that the United States was launched 50% of the segments he needed from Washington himself, and that Taiwan did not undertake it at all. “This issue has not been raised on the current negotiation round, and we will not accept such a condition,” Cheng said. Cheng added that Taiwan chose to focus her efforts on the concepts associated with the investigation under item 232, which was recently expanded to include more products. You may also be interested in: Taiwan is preparing to raise the growth forecast for this year, despite the fees of Trump Washington, which reduces its dependence on the outside to produce the chips, the US Secretary of Trade Howard Lootnick said in an interview with “Newsnation” who published the United States discussions with TAPEI. US officials have warned more than years of excessive dependence on “Taiwan Simonocone Manovakchurring” (TSMC) and its enormous suppliers, which compose and bring along the vast majority of the most advanced slides in the world. This danger appeared in particular during the lack of chips during the outbreak of the kofid’s pandemic, which emphasizes how semiconductors support industries that include the automotive industry, military technology and artificial intelligence. Also read: Trump waves 100% on the slides with exemptions for manufacturers in America Taiwan: Tangier progress in the talks with Washington The Taiwanese government announced in an official statement on Wednesday about the ‘concrete progress’ after a round in depth talks that recently took place with the US minister, and Ghrir and their teams. The statement added that more than 70% of Taiwan exports to the United States are related to semi events and are being investigated. The statement indicated that the negotiations would only be completed after the two parties reached an agreement on the so -called mutual customs duties, the procedures of item 232, and collaboration in the field of supply chains. Also read: Trade negotiations between America and Taiwan enter the ‘decisive phase’ in July, and the United States have imposed a 20% mutual customs on the import of Taiwan, a rate exceeding the rates imposed on local competitors such as Japan and South Korea. The goods associated with the semi conductors are released from these drawings, as it is still reviewed according to item 232.
In a challenge to Washington … Tetuan refuses to produce half of its chips in the United States
