The Vermont Senate has introduced a resolution reaffirming the strong friendship between the State of Vermont and the Republic of China (Taiwan) as they celebrate the 27th anniversary of their sister-state relationship. The resolution highlights the shared values of freedom, democracy, and economic collaboration between the United States and Taiwan, emphasizing the importance of their bilateral trade, which has seen significant growth. In 2025, Taiwan became Vermont's most valuable Asian export destination, and the resolution advocates for the establishment of a Vermont trade office in Taiwan to further enhance this relationship. Additionally, it notes Taiwan's interest in creating memorandums of understanding with Vermont to strengthen economic and educational ties.

Furthermore, the resolution supports Taiwan's participation in international organizations, citing the Taiwan Relations Act, which encourages Taiwan's involvement in global institutions. The Senate expresses its commitment to fostering Vermont-Taiwan relations and recognizes the potential benefits of Taiwan's contributions to international organizations for both the United States and the global community. The resolution concludes with directives to send copies to key political figures, including the President of the United States and the President of Taiwan, to underscore the importance of this relationship.