Taiwan Looks to Be ‘Full Member’ of US Indo-Pacific Economic Framework

Taiwan Looks to Be ‘Full Member’ of US Indo-Pacific Economic Framework
Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen speaks during the Indo-Pacific forum on religious freedom in Taipei on March 11, 2019. Chris Stowers/AFP via Getty Images
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A senior Taiwanese minister said the self-ruled island is looking to be a “full member” of a U.S.-led economic framework in the Indo-Pacific region, given that Taipei is a “safe and reliable” partner and a key part of the global supply chain.

“Taiwan is very willing to support the U.S. Indo-Pacific Economic Framework,” Chief Trade Negotiator John Deng said on March 9, as he addressed a virtual webinar on Taiwan’s role in global supply chains, hosted by the Brookings Institution, a Washington-based think-tank.
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