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Taiwan Foreign Minister to Visit Arizona to Deepen Economic Ties

Bloomberg Technology Saturday 03 October 2026, 03:27 UTC By Yian Lee 1 min read
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Taiwan’s foreign minister is set to visit Arizona for meetings with local officials and semiconductor companies, underscoring Taipei’s effort to deepen economic ties with the US as President Donald Trump seeks to stabilize relations with China.

Taiwan’s foreign minister is set to visit Arizona for meetings with local officials and semiconductor companies, underscoring Taipei’s effort to deepen economic ties with the US as President Donald Trump seeks to stabilize relations with China.
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