The Florida House of Representatives has passed a resolution expressing gratitude for the longstanding sister-state relationship and the robust economic and cultural ties between Florida and Taiwan. This relationship has been formalized since the signing of the Taiwan Relations Act in 1979, which established a foundation for ongoing commercial and cultural interactions. The resolution highlights Taiwan's significant role as Florida's ninth-largest trading partner in the Asia-Pacific region, as well as its commitment to enhancing bilateral trade, particularly in the agricultural sector, as evidenced by recent visits and missions aimed at strengthening cooperation.

Additionally, the resolution acknowledges various collaborative efforts between Florida and Taiwan, including participation in the United States Visa Waiver Program, joint space missions, and active involvement in international organizations. The economic partnership continues to thrive, as demonstrated by recent agreements and dialogues aimed at fostering trade and investment. Overall, the resolution underscores the importance of the relationship between Florida and Taiwan, celebrating over three decades of mutual benefits and cooperation.