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US Congress passes NDAA 2025 with enhanced Taiwan security cooperation

  • Date:2024-12-20
  • Data Source:Department of North American Affairs

December 20, 2024 

No. 464 


The US House of Representatives and Senate approved the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2025 (NDAA 2025) on December 11 and 18, respectively. The act includes a Taiwan security cooperation initiative, the establishment of a Taiwan-US military trauma care program, and other new provisions. Among other supportive measures for Taiwan, the act encourages the United States to work with European countries to strengthen relations with Taiwan and back efforts to bolster Taiwan’s defense capabilities. It also calls for enhanced defense industrial cooperation with Taiwan. 

 

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) sincerely thanks the US Congress for continuing to demonstrate staunch support for Taiwan-US security cooperation and Taiwan’s security through legislation. The NDAA 2025 will pass into law once it is signed by President Joe Biden.

 

MOFA will continue to stay in close contact with the US Congress and administration to jointly deepen the cordial partnership between Taiwan and the United States and to ensure a free, open, peaceful, and stable Indo-Pacific. (E)