On Sunday, US President Donald Trump urged foreign companies to not only invest in the United States, but also bring qualified experts to help train American workers in the production of complex, high-tech products.
In a statement shared on the truth Social, Trump emphasized the importance of recognition of advanced production techniques, especially in semiconductors, the construction of ships and top machines, acquiring knowledge directly from foreign companies that invest significantly in the country.
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“When foreign companies that build extremely complex products, machines and various other” things “come to the United States with massive investments, I want them to bring their expertise for some time to teach and train our people to produce these very unique and complex products when they appear from our country and back to their land.”
The US President claimed that this type of knowledge transmission is necessary to ensure long -term benefits of foreign investment and to restore US industrial power.
“If we do not, all these massive investments will never come first – chips, semiconductors, computers, ships, trains and so many other products that we have to learn from others, or in many cases, because we were great but no, but not,” he added.
As a key example, Trump quoted boat construction and said that the US once built a ship daily, but now “barely build a ship per year”.
He claimed that allowing specialist workers from abroad to help temporarily rebuild the American know-how, would lead to long-term independence and even perfection.
“I don’t want to scare or discourage investment in America by external countries or companies. We welcome them, welcome their employees, and we are willing to say proudly that we will learn and make them even better than they in our own” game “, sometimes too far away!” His post read.
(This is an evolving story)
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