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2nd Meeting of Taiwan-Belize ECA Administrative Commission Helps Strengthen Bilateral Cooperation

The Second Meeting of the Administrative Commission of the Agreement on Economic Cooperation (ECA) between the Government of the Republic of China (Taiwan) and the Government of Belize was convened at the Ministry of Economic Affairs in Taipei City on July 29 and 30, 2025. The meeting, co-chaired by MOEA Deputy Minister Cynthia Kiang and Chief Executive Officer Amalia Mai in Belize’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, achieved positive results in terms of enhancing bilateral cooperation in a range of areas. The two-day program also included the concurrent holding of five technical committee meetings under the framework of the ECA, covering sanitary and phytosanitary measures, technical barriers to trade, investment promotion and cooperation, technical and economic cooperation, and rules of origin. In addition, the Ministry of Economic Affairs hosted the Belize Trade and Investment Opportunities Seminar on July 29. Nearly 100 Taiwanese business representatives attended the event which featured enthusiastic discussions on potential business ventures and partnerships. During the two-day series of events, officials of both sides expressed the commitment of their respective nations to continue working closely together as mutually loyal and reliable partners on promoting bilateral economic growth and development.

2025-08-07

Taiwan, Eswatini further enhance ties at 27th Economic and Technical Cooperation Conference

The 27th Economic and Technical Cooperation Conference between Taiwan and Eswatini was held on July 2, 2025, achieving positive results in terms of enhancing bilateral ties in various areas.     During the meeting, which was co-chaired by Minister of Economic Affairs Jyh-Huei Kuo and Eswatini Minister of Economic Planning and Development Thambo Gina, the two sides discussed a range of topics, such as cooperation on business digitalization, science parks, human capital development, tourism and digital transformation.   Since the launch of the Taiwan-Eswatini Economic Cooperation Agreement in 2018, bilateral trade between the two sides has grown steadily. In 2024, two-way trade reached US$8.19 million, marking an increase of 8% compared with 2017. During that period, Eswatini’s exports to Taiwan have risen by more than 29%.   Taiwan continues to actively assist in various initiatives aimed at fostering Eswatini’s further economic growth and development, while Eswatini consistently voices support for Taiwan’s greater participation in the international community. The two sides will continue engaging in bilateral cooperation to create an even more sustainable economic and trade partnership.

2025-07-15

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