US calls Taiwan 'trusted and capable' partner, praises its ties with Eswatini - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiugFBVV95cUxPaU9ubFlUdXBZN0ZKdmNnMU4wQ09kcmVBVTZTRGVNVndKQlVEbUlKaU5pYzdoOEZxUXlsdXZTNHB2eC12T1JfemszQV9SSXVTQnlDREJlby0wM2VpTzNZekFlOEM1dnJFUWg4alR5RkhyOVlZeHdlYU5pTVpCcTMwSXZBdS1xZDMwcEZqVlRNOTA5b3Z0WHNPWFpnTUpzalg0ZjU2SVQ1VzhFU3BtdDBRaW1ZYXl0UWVpUUE?oc=5" target="_blank">US calls Taiwan 'trusted and capable' partner, praises its ties with Eswatini</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

The U.S. State Department described Taiwan as a 'trusted and capable' partner, highlighting the benefits of Taiwan's global relationships, including its ties with Eswatini.

The U.S. State Department described Taiwan as a 'trusted and capable' partner, highlighting the benefits of Taiwan's global relationships, including its ties with Eswatini.

The U.S. State Department described Taiwan as a 'trusted and capable' partner, highlighting the benefits of Taiwan's global relationships, including its ties with Eswatini.

The U.S. State Department described Taiwan as a 'trusted and capable' partner, highlighting the benefits of Taiwan's global relationships, including its ties with Eswatini, during President Lai Ching-te's visit to the southern African kingdom.

President Lai Ching-te visited several Taiwan-funded projects in Eswatini and called for increased private Taiwanese investment in the country's sole African ally during his visit to the southern African kingdom.