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The US State Department and two other federal agencies have written a letter to state governors encouraging deeper economic and cultural ties with Taiwan, with a focus on agriculture, education, and trade. The letter, released by the US de facto embassy in Taiwan, also warns that Chinese officials may push back against such engagement and urges governors to notify the State Department if that occurs.
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00:00The U.S. government has sent a letter to state governors urging them to deepen ties with Taiwan and warning
00:05them against Chinese pressure.
00:08In a letter released Wednesday by the U.S. de facto embassy in Taiwan, the State Department and two other
00:13federal agencies encouraged states to deepen economic and cultural ties with Taiwan, particularly in agriculture, education and trade.
00:22The letter also warned that Chinese officials may protest such engagement. It urged governors to contact the State Department if
00:29that happens.
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