Analysts Focus on 'Non-Red' Supply Chain Security, De-Risking

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The Taiwan Asia Exchange Foundation and foreign ministry held an event on supply chain security where analysts called for more collaboration between Taiwan and other democratic countries to reduce their dependency on authoritarian governments.

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00:00Supply chain experts are calling for Taiwan to build partnerships with other democracies

00:05to avoid depending on authoritarian countries for critical minerals.

00:11But it's non-rate supply chain, more like referring to number one rule base,

00:17and number two is of course like-minded, that's the second element.

00:22And number three is de-risking.

00:25Experts from around the world met in Taipei for the first think-tank summit

00:32organized by the Taiwan Asia Exchange Foundation and the Foreign Ministry.

00:37They said that Taiwan would be critical for helping Western countries reduce their reliance on China.

00:43Beyond semiconductors, they highlighted Taiwan's growing drone and robotics industries

00:48as areas where the country could make the largest impact.

00:51The experts also spoke about the shared threats that democracies face from authoritarian countries

00:57like the sabotage of submarine cables and grey zone tactics.

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