Eswatini monarch reaffirms diplomatic ties with Taiwan during visit
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Eswatini's king visited Taipei to strengthen diplomatic ties with Taiwan despite Beijing's opposition.
King Mswati III of Eswatini visited Taipei to promise closer bilateral relations with Taiwan. The diplomatic reaffirmation follows a presidential trip earlier in the year that faced opposition from China. Eswatini remains one of the few global nations maintaining formal diplomatic ties with Taiwan.
- The visitorKing Mswati III traveled to Taipei for diplomatic talks following earlier high-level visits between the two nations.
- The contextChina previously attempted to disrupt diplomatic exchanges between Taiwan and its few remaining international allies.
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Why it matters
Eswatini is currently the sole African nation maintaining formal diplomatic recognition of Taiwan, making such bilateral visits strategically vital for Taipei's international relations amid diplomatic isolation efforts by Beijing.
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King Mswati III pledged to deepen bilateral relations with Taiwan during his visit to Taipei.
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- Taipei TimesAfter summaryKing Mswati III pledges deeper Taiwan-Eswatini tiesjust now · open ↗
- The Straits TimesEswatini king pledges to strengthen 'enduring friendship' with Taiwan14h ago · open ↗
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