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Taiwan’s exports to Germany rose 28% year on year in the first quarter, surpassing US$2 billion, driven by strong demand for semiconductor-related products linked to the AI supply chain. Despite a slight drop in imports from Germany, Taiwan continues to attract German companies due to its key role in the chip supply chain.

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00:00Taiwan's exports to Germany are growing quickly, increasing 28 percent year-on-year in the first quarter.
00:06Q1 exports topped two billion U.S. dollars, with semiconductor-related products showing over 70 percent growth.
00:13The figures reflect Taiwan's growing role in the AI supply chain.
00:17We still see new companies coming in thinking about investing in Taiwan,
00:22because Taiwan is such an important market, especially for the semiconductor industry,
00:25that if you are in this industry, you just cannot afford not to be here.
00:31Imports from Germany fell 5.5 percent during the same period,
00:35though there was strong demand in Taiwan for precision machinery.
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