The Minnesota House of Representatives has passed a resolution reaffirming its commitment to strengthening the sister-state relationship with Taiwan, which was established in 1984. The resolution highlights the strong bilateral trade, educational, cultural exchanges, and tourism between Minnesota and Taiwan, emphasizing shared values such as democracy, human rights, and prosperity. In 2024, Taiwan was noted as Minnesota's ninth-largest export market, with significant exports in medical and electronic equipment, and the resolution acknowledges Taiwan's support during the COVID-19 pandemic by providing over 100,000 masks to Minnesota.

Furthermore, the resolution expresses support for the Taiwan Relations Act, allowing Minnesota businesses to refer to Taiwan as Taiwan in their dealings. It endorses Taiwan's efforts to secure various trade agreements with the United States, aiming to enhance economic collaboration and investment opportunities. The resolution also advocates for Taiwan's meaningful participation in international organizations that affect global health and safety, reinforcing Minnesota's support for Taiwan's contributions to the international community.