Arizona, New Mexico governors seek stronger business ties with Taiwan

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New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham and Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs are pursuing stronger economic ties with Taiwan to boost international investments and jobs.

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CHINA DEPLOYS OVER 40 PLANES TO TAIWAN STRAIT, IS MASSING FORCES AT COASTAL MILITARY BASES, TAIWAN WARNS "They really like our investments and they really appreciate our strategy, not the least of which is child care and college," she said."They want that workforce." Hobbs said her goal was to encourage ongoing investments to make Arizona a hub for semiconductor manufacturing. She met Monday with Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. executives and suppliers, visiting their plant as well as water treatment facilities.have been touting that the state will be the home of a Taiwanese microchip manufacturer’s first U.S. plant, generating 12,000 construction jobs.

"Strengthening our relationships here is good for New Mexico, good for America, and good for Taiwan as we develop a global economy with a more stable and resilient supply chain," Lujan Grisham said in a statement.

 

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