The House Resolution introduced by Representatives O'Mara and others urges the United States Congress to maintain its support for Taiwan, emphasizing the strong friendship between the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and Taiwan. It highlights the shared values of freedom and democracy between the U.S. and Taiwan, referencing the Taiwan Relations Act of 1979 as a foundation for their bilateral relationship. The resolution underscores the importance of peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait for a secure Indo-Pacific region and calls for continued support for Taiwan's participation in international organizations.

Additionally, the resolution notes the significant economic ties between the U.S. and Taiwan, with Taiwan being a major trading partner and the recent establishment of the U.S.-Taiwan Initiative for 21st-Century Trade. It highlights Pennsylvania's growing partnership with Taiwan, including trade, cultural exchanges, and educational initiatives. The resolution concludes by urging the enhancement of the bilateral relationship and calls for copies to be sent to key officials, including the U.S. Secretary of State and the Governor of Pennsylvania.