Taiwan has firmly rejected the US's proposal to share chip production equally. This situation highlights the increasing global competition.

Taiwan's Vice Premier, Ching Li-chun, stated upon returning from negotiations in Washington, "Taiwan has never committed to such a proposal." This statement shows Taiwan's determination to protect its technology industry.

US Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick emphasized the need to maintain cooperation with Taiwan in the chip sector. However, Taiwan insists that this cooperation will align with its own interests.

Opposition parties in Taiwan warned that the US proposal could harm the technology sector. This situation has also sparked debates in Taiwan's domestic politics.

Taiwan aims to strengthen its economic relations by importing more goods from the US. This strategy is intended to enhance Taiwan's economic security.