Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy plans to update the Trump administration on progress made in securing Asian support for a natural gas project. During visits to Taiwan, Thailand, South Korea, and Japan, Dunleavy and project partners sought investors and buyers for the project, which the U.S. government is keen on involving Asian countries in. Despite external factors such as trade tensions, initial commitments have been made, including an agreement from Taiwan to purchase a significant amount of liquefied natural gas. The project aims to transport natural gas from Alaska to East Asia, with plans for completion by the end of 2025. While discussions with Japanese and South Korean companies are ongoing, there is optimism about the project's viability and potential economic benefits for the United States.