Paraguay is Taipei’s last diplomatic ally in South America. Read more at straitstimes.com.
TAIPEI – Paraguayan President-elect Santiago Pena will visit Taiwan this week to cement the “friendship” between the self-ruled island and its last diplomatic ally in South America, Taipei’s Foreign Ministry announced on Sunday.
The foreign ministry said Mr Pena will arrive in Taipei for a five-day trip on Tuesday, when he will meet Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen before taking office in August. “Paraguay is our staunch ally in South America and has firmly supported our participation in the international community for a long time... The ties and friendship between Taiwan and Paraguay are solid.”
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