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🇺🇸 As a direct result of President Trump’s U.S.-Japan trade deal, Japan will provide up to $21 BILLION to build two new semiconductor factories in upstate New York.
🏭 GlobalFoundries will operate the two factories, which will create tens of thousands of high-paying American jobs across manufacturing, construction, and the broader semiconductor industry.
Commerce is also redirecting up to $955 million in existing CHIPS funding to bring critical chip production back to America and reduce our reliance on foreign manufacturers.
This is President Trump’s trade agenda in action.
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Korea’s HISTORIC energy investments advance major U.S. projects, including Alaska LNG, while strengthening U.S. energy security, American jobs, & lowering energy costs.
Alaska LNG is one of the largest energy infrastructure projects in U.S. history, with $10B in Alaskan energy savings alone.
MORE POWER. MORE ENERGY SECURITY. ⚡️🇺🇸
President Trump's top 250 victories for people of faith demonstrate this Administration's unwavering dedication to protecting religious liberty and empowering Americans to live, work, and practice their faith freely and without government interference.
Faith-based organizations are vital pillars of our communities, driving economic growth and opportunity while strengthening the fabric of American society. This Administration is committed to fostering strong partnerships with these organizations and ensuring they have the support and freedom to advance their missions and help fellow Americans realize the promise of the American Dream.
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Yesterday, Secretary Lutnick joined Americans across the country in remembering September 11, 2001.
Secretary Lutnick lost his brother, his best friend, and hundreds of colleagues in the attacks.
Their memory lives on.
Secretary Lutnick met with Indian Minister of State for Commerce Jitin Prasada on the sidelines
of the G20 Innovation Ministerial to discuss the future of 6G.
Today, we are pleased to announce that India has joined the U.S. and 24 other countries in the effort to ensure that next generation networks reflect our shared security interests, strengthen our competitiveness, and drive innovation in 6G.
The world came together in North Carolina for the G20 Innovation Ministerial.
Two days focused on the future of AI, technology, trade, and investment, and how we can build a more prosperous future for people around the world.
Thank you to the leaders, ministers, and innovators who joined us.
Secretary Lutnick met with Poland’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Digital Affairs Krzysztof Gawkowski on the sidelines of the G20 Innovation Ministerial to discuss the strong U.S.-Poland trade relationship and our continued cooperation on AI.
Secretary Howard Lutnick met with Türkiye’s Minister of Industry and Technology Mehmet Fatih Kacır on the sidelines of the G20 Ministerial in North Carolina to discuss how our countries can collaborate on technology and the future of AI.
Secretary Lutnick met with European Commission Executive Vice-President Henna Virkkunen on the sidelines of the G20 Innovation Ministerial. They discussed ways to strengthen the U.S.-EU technology partnership, integrate our tech stacks, and build on our historic trade agreement.
American workers are building the toughest glass on the planet.
Thanks to Apple’s $2.5 billion investment and partnership with Corning, the cover glass for every new iPhone and Apple Watch will soon be made in Harrodsburg, Kentucky.
This is President Trump’s trade agenda at work.
Secretary Lutnick visited Lehigh Heavy Forge in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, where American workers manufacture massive steel components for submarines, naval ships, and the nuclear industry.
American manufacturing at its strongest.
Secretary Lutnick visited Magna-Power in New Jersey to see American advanced manufacturing firsthand.
The 110-person facility designs and builds custom power electronics in America, showcasing the technology, skilled workforce, and ingenuity behind American manufacturing.
Apple is delivering on its $600 billion commitment to America.
Its new Advanced Manufacturing Center in Houston will help train American workers for the high-paying jobs that will define the next generation of technology.
Under President Trump, auto manufacturing is coming back to America.
Toyota is investing $3.6 billion in San Antonio to bring Tacoma production to Texas, creating thousands of high-tech American jobs.
America First trade policy is delivering.