President Appoints Joseph Wu as Special Envoy to Eswatini to Convey Sincere Congratulations to King Mswati III
President Lai Ching-te has appointed Foreign Minister Joseph Wu as a special envoy to the Kingdom of Eswatini to convey sincere congratulations to King Mswati III on his birthday and ascension anniversary. This highlights Taiwan's deep diplomatic ties with Eswatini.
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(Central News Agency reporter Wen Kuei-hsiang, Taipei, 25th) Presidential Office spokesperson Kuo Ya-hui announced today that based on the profound diplomatic ties with the Kingdom of Eswatini, President Lai Ching-te has specially appointed Foreign Minister Joseph Wu as a special envoy to convey sincere congratulations to King Mswati III on his birthday and ascension anniversary, demonstrating the high importance Taiwan places on its friendship with Eswatini.
Kuo Ya-hui stated this afternoon that based on the profound diplomatic ties with the Kingdom of Eswatini, the President specially appointed Joseph Wu as a special envoy to represent the Republic of China (Taiwan) in its friendly ally Eswatini, to convey sincere congratulations to King Mswati III on his birthday and ascension anniversary, and to relay the deep friendship of the government and people towards the Eswatini royal family, government, and people.
Kuo Ya-hui pointed out that in the 58 years since Taiwan and Eswatini established diplomatic relations, both sides have cooperated closely and achieved fruitful results in fields such as healthcare, agriculture, education, women's empowerment, infrastructure, and trade. The President's appointment of a special envoy to Eswatini aims to demonstrate the high importance placed on Taiwan-Eswatini friendship, and also symbolizes Taiwan's continued commitment to deepening cooperation and moving forward hand-in-hand with its allies in the spirit of reciprocity and mutual benefit. (Editors: Lin Ke-lun, Zhai Si-chia) 1150425
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(Central News Agency reporter Wen Kuei-hsiang, Taipei, 25th) Presidential Office spokesperson Kuo Ya-hui announced today that based on the profound diplomatic ties with the Kingdom of Eswatini, President Lai Ching-te has specially appointed Foreign Minister Joseph Wu as a special envoy to convey sincere congratulations to King Mswati III on his birthday and ascension anniversary, demonstrating the high importance Taiwan places on its friendship with Eswatini.
Kuo Ya-hui stated this afternoon that based on the profound diplomatic ties with the Kingdom of Eswatini, the President specially appointed Joseph Wu as a special envoy to represent the Republic of China (Taiwan) in its friendly ally Eswatini, to convey sincere congratulations to King Mswati III on his birthday and ascension anniversary, and to relay the deep friendship of the government and people towards the Eswatini royal family, government, and people.
Kuo Ya-hui pointed out that in the 58 years since Taiwan and Eswatini established diplomatic relations, both sides have cooperated closely and achieved fruitful results in fields such as healthcare, agriculture, education, women's empowerment, infrastructure, and trade. The President's appointment of a special envoy to Eswatini aims to demonstrate the high importance placed on Taiwan-Eswatini friendship, and also symbolizes Taiwan's continued commitment to deepening cooperation and moving forward hand-in-hand with its allies in the spirit of reciprocity and mutual benefit. (Editors: Lin Ke-lun, Zhai Si-chia) 1150425
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