因應台美貿易與關稅倡議正式上路 In Response to the Formal Implementation of the U.S. – Taiwan Trade and Tariff Initiative

In Response to the Formal Implementation of the U.S.–Taiwan Trade and Tariff Initiative


The Taiwanese Chambers of Commerce of North America Announce the Launch of a New Investment Matching Initiative for Taiwanese Companies Investing in the United States Supporting Taiwanese Enterprises’ Market Entry in the U.S. and Deepening U.S.–Taiwan Economic and Supply Chain Partnerships

Washington, D.C. — At a time when Taiwan and the United States formally signed the U.S.–Taiwan Trade and Tariff Initiative on January 15, 2026, marking a new institutionalized phase of bilateral economic cooperation, the Taiwanese Chambers of Commerce of North America (TCCNA) President Eugenia Henry today officially announced the launch of a new Investment and Industry Matching Initiative for Taiwanese Companies Investing in the United States.

President Henry is currently based long-term in Washington, D.C. and maintains close engagement with the executive branch of federal government, congressional staff, state governments, and industry sectors. She noted that with the formal implementation of the new U.S.–Taiwan trade framework, U.S. policy directions regarding manufacturing reshoring, supply chain restructuring, and national security–related industries have become increasingly clear. Taiwanese enterprises are now entering a “critical window period,” while at the same time facing multiple challenges related to regulatory systems, legal frameworks, cultural differences, and integration of local resources.

“Putting the framework in place is only the first step. The real key lies in how to turn investments into executable, implementable, and sustainable business models,” said President Henry.
“TCCNA’s role is to become the most trusted bridge between Taiwanese enterprises and the U.S. market.”

From Policy to Implementation: Building an Executable U.S.–Taiwan Business Matching Platform

President Henry explained that this new initiative is not limited to policy declarations but instead places strong emphasis on practical operations and investment implementation. By integrating TCCNA’s long-accumulated North American network and hands-on experience, the initiative will focus on the following core areas:

  • Targeted Business Matching: Matching Taiwanese companies with relevant U.S. industries, supply chain partners, and strategic collaborators based on industry characteristics and investment objectives
  • Integrated Pre-Investment Services: Assisting companies in understanding U.S. market entry strategies, state-level differences, regulatory frameworks, tax structures, and labor systems
  • Localized On-the-Ground Support: Leveraging TCCNA’s network of 38 regional chambers across North America to provide local market intelligence, government access, and business landing support
  • Investment Execution and Expansion: Assisting companies through site establishment, recruitment, operations, and expansion, creating job opportunities while strengthening supply chain resilience

She emphasized that this approach not only helps reduce uncertainty for Taiwanese companies investing in the United States, but also improves overall investment success rates, positioning Taiwanese enterprises as long-term partners in U.S. industrial development.

Focusing on Key Industries in Response to U.S. Policy Directions and Taiwan’s Industrial Strengths

This initiative will prioritize key industry sectors that align with U.S. national policy directions and leverage Taiwan’s long-standing competitive advantages, including:

  • Semiconductors and Advanced Manufacturing
  • Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Smart Manufacturing
  • Clean Energy, Electric Vehicles (EV), and Energy Storage
  • Biotechnology, Medical Devices, and Critical Pharmaceuticals
  • Strategic Supply Chain Deployment, including Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient (API)–related industries
  • Defense Technology Industries, including Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) and critical components

President Henry noted that these industries are regarded by the United States as core sectors critical to supply chain security, national security, and global competitiveness, and that Taiwanese enterprises possess strong complementarities in technology, manufacturing, and supply chain management.
“We look forward to assisting Taiwanese companies in making high–value-added, long-term investments in the United States—not merely establishing facilities but actively participating in U.S. industrial upgrading and global supply chain restructuring,”
President Henry stated.

Enhancing Washington Engagement to Ensure Taiwanese Business Voices Are Heard

To ensure the effective implementation of the initiative at the policy communication and public affairs levels, President Henry also announced that TCCNA has formally engaged Tower Strategy as its Washington-based public relations and policy communications partner, to assist Taiwanese enterprises in establishing more effective dialogue with government entities and opinion leaders in the U.S. capital region.
President Henry emphasized that Taiwanese enterprises are not only investors, but also important contributors to U.S. industries and employment. Through professional communication efforts, the role and value of Taiwanese companies can be more clearly understood.

A Key Milestone in U.S.–Taiwan Economic Cooperation

As the largest and most comprehensive Taiwanese business organization in North America, TCCNA has long been committed to promoting trade, investment, and industrial cooperation between Taiwan and the United States. Looking ahead, TCCNA will continue to deepen cooperation with the U.S. federal government, state governments, local governments, industry sectors, and chambers of commerce to help Taiwanese enterprises integrate more smoothly into the U.S. market.
“This is not merely an investment initiative,”
President Henry concluded.
“It is also an important platform for building long-term trust and deepening the U.S.–Taiwan economic partnership.”

About the Taiwanese Chambers of Commerce of North America (TCCNA)

The Taiwanese Chambers of Commerce of North America (TCCNA) is a non-profit organization that brings together Taiwanese chambers of commerce and Taiwanese-owned businesses across North America. It is dedicated to promoting trade, investment, and economic cooperation between Taiwan and the United States, and has long served as an important private-sector bridge for U.S.–Taiwan economic relations.

Media Contact

Office of the President, TCCNA, Washington, D.C.
Eugenia Henry
Tel: 443.629.0135
Email: tccna38@tccna.org

因應台美貿易與關稅倡議正式上路


北美洲台灣商會聯合總會宣布啟動「台商赴美投資對接新倡議」
協助台灣企業落地美國、深化台美經貿與供應鏈夥伴關係

華盛頓特區 — 在2026 年 1 月 15 日台灣與美國正式簽署「台美貿易與關稅倡議」、台美經貿合作邁入制度化新階段之際，北美洲台灣商會聯合總會（TCCNA）總會長白越珠（Eugenia Henry）今日正式宣布，啟動一項全新的「台商赴美投資與產業對接倡議」，以系統性方式協助台灣企業順利布局美國市場，並進一步強化台美在產業、科技與供應鏈上的戰略夥伴關係。

白越珠總會長目前長期駐點華盛頓特區，持續與美國行政部門、國會幕僚、州政府及產業界保持密切互動。她指出，隨著台美新貿易架構正式生效，美國在製造回流、供應鏈重組與國安產業布局上的政策方向日益明確，台灣企業正迎來「關鍵窗口期」，但同時也面臨制度、法規、文化與在地資源整合等多重挑戰。

「制度到位只是第一步，真正的關鍵在於如何把投資變成可執行、可落地、可持續的商業模式，」
白越珠表示，「TCCNA 的角色，就是成為台商與美國市場之間最可信賴的橋梁。」

從政策到落地：打造可執行的台美企業對接平台

白越珠總會長說明，本項新倡議並非停留在政策宣示，而是著重於實質操作與投資落地，將整合 TCCNA 長期累積的北美網絡與實務經驗，聚焦以下核心面向：

  • 精準企業對接：依據台灣企業產業屬性與投資目標，媒合美國在地產業夥伴、供應鏈節點與策略合作對象
  • 投資前期整合服務：協助企業理解美國市場進入策略、州別差異、法規架構、稅務與勞動制度
  • 在地即時支援：運用 TCCNA 橫跨北美 38 個地區商會的網絡，提供在地商情、政府窗口與商務落地協助
  • 投資落地與後續擴展：協助企業從設點、招募、營運到擴廠，創造就業機會並強化供應鏈韌性

聚焦關鍵產業　回應美國政策方向與台灣產業優勢

本項倡議將優先鎖定符合美國國家政策方向，並結合台灣長期競爭優勢的關鍵產業領域，包括：

  • 半導體與先進製造
  • 人工智慧與智慧製造
  • 潔淨能源、電動車與儲能
  • 生技、醫療器材與關鍵藥品
  • 策略性供應鏈布局
  • 國防科技產業

白越珠指出，這些產業已被美國視為攸關供應鏈安全、國家安全與國際競爭力的核心領域，而台灣企業在技術、製造與供應鏈管理方面具備高度互補性。
「我們期待協助台商在美國進行高附加價值、長期型投資，
不只是設廠，更是參與美國產業升級與全球供應鏈重組，」
白越珠表示。

深化華府溝通　讓台商聲音被看見

為確保新倡議能在政策溝通與公共事務層面發揮最大效益，白越珠總會長亦宣布，TCCNA 已正式聘請Tower Strategy作為華府公關與政策溝通夥伴，協助台商在美國首都圈與政府及意見領袖建立更有效的對話管道。
白越珠強調，台商不僅是投資者，更是美國產業與就業的重要貢獻者，透過專業溝通，能讓台灣企業的角色與價值被更清楚地理解。

台美經貿合作的重要里程碑

作為北美規模最大、組織最完整的台商團體，TCCNA 長期致力於促進台美之間的貿易、投資與產業合作。未來，TCCNA 將持續與美國聯邦政府、各州政府、地方政府、產業界及商會組織深化合作，協助台灣企業更順利融入美國市場。
「這不只是一項投資倡議，」
白越珠總會長總結表示，
「更是一個建立長期信任、深化台美經濟夥伴關係的重要平台。」

關於北美洲台灣商會聯合總會（TCCNA）

北美洲台灣商會聯合總會（TCCNA）為非營利組織，匯集北美各地台灣商會與台商企業，致力於促進台灣與美國之間的貿易、投資及經濟合作，並長期扮演台美經貿交流的重要民間橋梁。

媒體聯絡窗口

北美洲台灣商會聯合總會（TCCNA）華盛頓特區總會長辦公室
白越珠 Eugenia Henry
電話：443.629.0135
電子郵件：tccna38@tccna.org