The resolution acknowledges the strong bilateral relationship between the United States and the Republic of China (Taiwan), emphasizing their shared values and significant trade partnership. The United States is Taiwan's second-largest trading partner, with trade in goods totaling an estimated $135.5 billion. Taiwan is also a major consumer of U.S. agricultural products. The resolution notes the growth in trade between Taiwan and Rhode Island, with Rhode Island's exports to Taiwan increasing by 37.5 percent in 2022. It also mentions the benefits of the reciprocal driver's license agreement and suggests that a Memorandum of Understanding on educational exchanges would be mutually beneficial.

The resolution calls for the Rhode Island State Government to promote and strengthen bilateral trade relations with Taiwan, including the consideration of opening a trade office in Taiwan and establishing educational exchange programs. It also advocates for Taiwan's participation in international organizations such as the WHO, INTERPOL, ICAO, and UNFCCC, recognizing Taiwan's strategic importance in the Asia-Pacific region and its role in global issues like health and climate change. The resolution directs the Secretary of State to send certified copies to various officials, including President Joseph R. Biden, the Rhode Island Congressional Delegation, Governor Daniel J. McKee, President Tsai Ing-wen of Taiwan, and the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Boston.