讀後心得

In response to the United States imposing a 32% tariff on Taiwan, President Lai Ching-te held a seminar for information and communication enterprises at his residence this afternoon. Tomorrow, he will also hold a second seminar with representatives from traditional industries and small to medium-sized enterprises to listen to the industry's needs and propose government support measures to stabilize the economy and enhance industrial competitiveness. Participants unanimously agreed that a long-term response strategy should be formulated before taking action.

In response to U.S. President Trump imposing a 32% tariff on Taiwan, President Lai Ching-te held a seminar on information and communication technology companies at the presidential residence this afternoon (5th), with a second seminar inviting representatives from traditional industries and small and medium-sized enterprises scheduled for the 6th. It is hoped that through these two meetings, the industry can express firsthand views and needs, and the government will provide the greatest support to stabilize the economic situation.

According to reports, participants unanimously agreed on negotiating based on the government's available leverage without rushing to reveal their cards, suggesting that a safe and reassuring plan for the industry should be presented first to determine subsequent actions. The seminar held at the presidential residence aims to establish a medium- to long-term strategic layout for response.

The presidential office spokesperson stated that President Lai has invited multiple representatives from the ICT (Information and Communication Technology) industry for the corporate seminar, and tomorrow there will be a second meeting focusing on feedback from traditional industries and small and medium-sized enterprises. The president hopes to hear direct views and needs from the industry and explain and communicate the government’s response measures, with the aim of providing the greatest support to the industry, stabilizing the economic situation, and ensuring Taiwan's competitiveness globally.

In addition, the Executive Yuan has reported financial measures under the convening of relevant departments, discussing the response of the Taiwan stock market and industries after the consecutive holidays. Participants emphasized the need to establish a firm footing in Taiwan while planning globally. Although the approaches of different countries vary, it is essential to seek robust strategies for Taiwan's economy and maintain communication and negotiation with the U.S.