Countries That Recognize Taiwan

Belize maintains diplomatic relations with Taiwan, recognizing it as a separate entity from China. This relationship is based on mutual cooperation and shared interests in areas such as trade, investment, and development. Belize's recognition of Taiwan has occasionally faced pressures from China, but the country has maintained its stance, valuing the longstanding ties it has built with Taiwan.

Guatemala recognizes Taiwan as an independent country and maintains diplomatic relations with it. The two countries have a history of cooperation and exchange in various sectors, including trade, investment, agriculture, and education. Guatemala's recognition of Taiwan has occasionally been a point of contention with China, but the diplomatic ties between Guatemala and Taiwan remain intact.

Haiti recognizes Taiwan and maintains diplomatic relations with it. The two countries have developed close cooperation in areas such as agriculture, infrastructure, healthcare, and education. Despite pressures from China to sever ties with Taiwan, Haiti has continued its diplomatic relations, valuing the support and assistance provided by Taiwan.

The Marshall Islands maintains diplomatic relations with Taiwan, recognizing it as a separate entity. The two countries have a long history of close cooperation, particularly in areas such as healthcare, education, and infrastructure development. The Marshall Islands' recognition of Taiwan has faced diplomatic challenges with China, but the country has chosen to maintain its ties with Taiwan.

Nauru recognizes Taiwan as a sovereign state and maintains diplomatic relations with it. The two countries have established a strong partnership, collaborating in areas such as healthcare, education, and infrastructure development. Nauru's recognition of Taiwan has been subject to pressure from China, but the diplomatic ties between Nauru and Taiwan have remained intact.

Palau recognizes Taiwan and maintains diplomatic relations with it. The two countries share a close friendship and cooperation in various sectors, including tourism, healthcare, education, and environmental conservation. Despite diplomatic pressures from China, Palau has stood by its recognition of Taiwan and continues to foster bilateral relations.

Paraguay recognizes Taiwan as a separate entity and maintains diplomatic relations with it. The two countries have a history of cooperation in areas such as trade, agriculture, education, and infrastructure development. Paraguay's recognition of Taiwan has faced diplomatic challenges with China, but the diplomatic ties between Paraguay and Taiwan remain in place.

Saint Kitts and Nevis recognizes Taiwan as a sovereign state and maintains diplomatic relations with it. The two countries have developed close cooperation in areas such as healthcare, education, and tourism. Despite diplomatic pressures, Saint Kitts and Nevis has continued its diplomatic ties with Taiwan.

Saint Lucia recognizes Taiwan and maintains diplomatic relations with it. The two countries have established a cooperative relationship in various sectors, including agriculture, healthcare, education, and infrastructure development. Saint Lucia's recognition of Taiwan has faced diplomatic challenges, but the diplomatic relations between the two countries persist.

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines recognizes Taiwan as a separate entity and maintains diplomatic relations with it. The two countries have a history of cooperation in areas such as healthcare, education, agriculture, and infrastructure development. Despite diplomatic pressures from China, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines continues to uphold its recognition of Taiwan.

São Tomé and Príncipe recognizes Taiwan and maintains diplomatic relations with it. The two countries have established a partnership in various fields, including agriculture, education, healthcare, and infrastructure development. São Tomé and Príncipe's recognition of Taiwan has faced diplomatic challenges, but the diplomatic ties between the two countries remain.

Vatican City recognizes Taiwan and maintains unofficial diplomatic relations with it. The Holy See, which governs Vatican City, recognizes Taiwan's sovereignty and has engaged in dialogues and exchanges with Taiwanese officials. The Vatican's recognition of Taiwan has occasionally been a point of contention with China, but the Holy See continues to maintain its stance.