The Wisconsin Legislature has introduced Senate Joint Resolution 28, which reaffirms the state's commitment to strengthening its sister-state relationship with Taiwan. Established in 1986, this partnership has fostered significant bilateral trade, educational exchanges, and cultural interactions. The resolution highlights the shared values of freedom, democracy, and human rights between Wisconsin and Taiwan, as well as the economic ties that have developed, with Wisconsin being a notable exporter and importer of goods to and from Taiwan.

Furthermore, the resolution expresses support for the Taiwan Relations Act and endorses Taiwan's efforts to negotiate a Bilateral Trade Agreement with the United States. It emphasizes the importance of enhancing economic engagement between Wisconsin businesses and Taiwan, which is seen as a crucial step for increasing exports and fostering investment. Additionally, the resolution advocates for Taiwan's meaningful participation in international organizations, reinforcing its role in global humanitarian efforts and disease control. Copies of the resolution will be sent to Wisconsin's congressional delegation and the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Chicago.