Summary

Affirms U.S. policy on Taiwan by rejecting PRC attempts to use or misrepresent UN Resolution 2758 to erase or limit Taiwan’s international space. It opposes coercive PRC efforts, supports Taiwan’s diplomatic ties and participation in international organizations that do not require statehood, and urges countering false narratives about the UN resolution. Directs reaffirmation of longstanding U.S. positions (including prior assurances) and calls for diplomatic and informational efforts to protect Taiwan’s ability to engage in global forums where appropriate, while clarifying how U.S. policy differs from PRC claims.

Key Points

• Affirms that UN Resolution 2758 concerns which government holds the UN seat for China, not Taiwan’s ultimate political status.
• States that the PRC has misused UN procedures and Resolution 2758 to block or limit Taiwan’s participation in international organizations.
• Opposes coercive PRC efforts to force acceptance of Chinese claims about Taiwan.
• Supports Taiwan’s diplomatic relations and participation in international organizations where statehood is not required.
• Urges diplomatic and informational efforts to counter false or misleading narratives about Resolution 2758.
• Reiterates longstanding U.S. policy positions and prior assurances distinguishing U.S. views from PRC claims.
• Encourages U.S. and international partners to defend Taiwan’s meaningful participation in relevant global fora.
• Contains no funding, mandates, or changes to domestic law—primarily declaratory foreign-policy language.

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