Eswatini King Reaffirms Taiwan Ties, Backs UN Participation During State Visit
King Mswati III’s 20th visit to Taiwan comes months after Taipei accused Beijing of disrupting President Lai’s planned flight to the African ally.
Eswatini’s King Mswati III has reaffirmed his country’s 58-year diplomatic relationship with Taiwan during a state visit. The king expressed his kingdom’s firm support for Taiwan’s international participation and described Taiwan as his second home. This marks the king’s 20th visit to Taiwan since 1986 and is scheduled to conclude on October 17th, after he attends National Day celebrations.
- King Mswati III of Eswatini reaffirmed the 58-year diplomatic relationship with Taiwan.
- He pledged continued support for Taiwan’s international participation.
- The king described Taiwan as his second home.
- This is King Mswati III’s 20th visit to Taiwan since his coronation in 1986.
- The visit is scheduled to last until October 17th, including attendance at National Day celebrations.
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