The House Joint Resolution No. 11 commemorates the twenty-sixth anniversary of the Connecticut-Taiwan Sister-State Relationship, which has fostered cultural, educational, and economic exchanges since its inception in 1999. The resolution highlights the significant trade relationship between Connecticut and Taiwan, noting that Connecticut exported $249 million worth of products to Taiwan in 2023, making it a vital foreign market. It emphasizes Taiwan's status as a full democracy and free-market economy, aligning with U.S. values and principles, and underscores the importance of peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait for regional security.

Furthermore, the resolution calls for the strengthening of economic, educational, scientific, and security partnerships between the United States and Taiwan. It mentions initiatives such as the U.S.-Taiwan Education Initiative and the potential for a driver's license reciprocity agreement to enhance mobility for students and professionals. The resolution also supports Taiwan's participation in international organizations and its inclusion in the U.S.-led Indo-Pacific Economic Framework, aiming to bolster economic collaboration and address shared trade objectives. The resolution concludes by directing that a copy be sent to the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in New York.