VermontVermont House would support closer ties with Taiwan
The proposed resolution would mark 27 years of Vermont’s partnership with Taiwan by reaffirming their friendship and supporting Taiwan’s participation in international organizations.
What it does
The Vermont House would support closer ties with Taiwan and Taiwan’s participation in international organizations. Its clerk would send the resolution to state and national leaders.
Argument forSending this statement to state and national leaders could give Vermont’s interest in closer ties with Taiwan more visibility.
Argument againstPeople seeking trade or education agreements could find the resolution too limited because it expresses support without approving those agreements.
More detail
The Vermont House would reaffirm its friendship with Taiwan and support closer ties and Taiwan’s participation in international organizations. The House clerk would send copies to the U.S. and Taiwan presidents, Taiwan’s Boston representative, Vermont’s governor, and Vermont’s congressional delegation. The resolution expresses support but does not establish a trade office or approve education agreements.
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Where it stands
- Introduced
- Adopted
Looking ahead
No hearings or votes scheduled.
History
- 2026
- Mar 31Rep. Graning of Jericho moved to commit the resolution to the Committee on Commerce and Economic Development, which was agreed toLatest
- Mar 31Action Calendar: On Action Calendar pursuant to Rule 52
- Mar 27Read and placed on Calendar for Action pursuant to Rule 52Introduced
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