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President Donald Trump encouraged foreign companies to invest in the US on Sunday to get their experts temporarily, a movement that he said would be both on -foreign investments and American employees to help train in production complex products.
Trump said that foreign companies build “extremely complex” products – such as ships, computers, trains and semiconductors – for a “period” experts from their own countries should bring in as a way to transfer knowledge to American employees.
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“When foreign companies that build extremely complex products, machines and various other” things, “the United States come in with massive investments, I want them to bring their people from expertise for a while to teach our people and train how they can make these very unique and complex products because they are troubled by the truth.
US President Donald Trump laughs in the Oval Office on August 14, 2025 in Washington, DC. (Andrew Harnik / Getty Images / Getty images)
The president – noted that the move would also encourage foreign companies to invest in America – argued that the US had to learn again how to produce articles that it has once created, where shipbuilding is quoted as an example.
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“If we have not done this, all those huge investments will never come first – chips, semiconductors, computers, ships, trains and so many other products that we have to learn from others how to make in many cases, or in many cases, because we were good at it, but no more,” Trump said. “For example, shipbuilding, where we built a ship a day and now we hardly build a ship a year.”

A computer chip is depicted on a printed circuit board. Trump noted that he does not want to “scare off” or discourage foreign nations from investing in the US (Istock / Istock)
Trump also noted that he does not want to “scare off” or discourage foreign nations from investing in the US
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“We welcome them, we welcome their employees and we are willing to proudly say that we will learn from them and do even better than they do on their own ‘game’, somewhere in the not too distant future!” Trump added.

An aerial photo of a cargo ship. The president argued that the US should again learn how items it has once made often produce, where shipbuilding is mentioned as an example. (Istock / Istock)
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Earlier this month, Trump claimed that rates float more than $ 15 trillion in new American investments and that if courts should precipitate, the US would probably become a ‘third world nation’.


