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The United States has announced that a 32% high tariff will have a significant impact on Taiwan's export industries. Premier Su Tseng-chang will invite the heads of the three party caucuses to meet tomorrow afternoon to discuss countermeasures and collectively face this crisis. The Executive Yuan spokesperson stated that the meeting is scheduled for 2 PM tomorrow at the Executive Yuan, and Han Kuo-yu will also be invited to participate. It is hoped that support from the Legislative Yuan can be secured to serve as a backing for Taiwan's industries amidst global economic and trade turbulence.

The United States suddenly announced a high tariff of 32% on Taiwan, significantly impacting Taiwan's export industry. The Premier will invite the leaders of the three major political parties for a meeting tomorrow afternoon to discuss response strategies, hoping to build consensus to face this crisis together. After receiving feedback from the party groups, the Executive Yuan will also invite the Legislative Yuan President to participate in the meeting.

Regarding the invitation for a joint meeting of the parliamentary parties, the spokesperson for the Executive Yuan stated that the Premier has requested the staff to send invitations to each party group, hoping that the meeting can successfully take place at the Executive Yuan tomorrow at 2 PM.

The spokesperson emphasized that positive responses from various party groups have already been received, and they hope to strengthen cooperation through this meeting, looking forward to the support of the Legislative Yuan for the 20 measures across 9 major areas planned by the Executive Yuan, collectively becoming the strength behind Taiwan's industries.

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• The Executive Yuan urgently invites discussion on tariff countermeasures, with the Kuomintang confirming participation.
• The impact of the 32% tariff has already elicited a response from TSMC.
• Relevant individuals are concerned that the U.S. may take further action against Taiwan's semiconductor industry in the future.