Taiwan and the Marshall Islands has signed security pact - that both sides say will pave the way for the deepening of a security partnership amid growing hybrid threats in the region.
The letter of intent was signed by National Security Bureau head Tsai Ming-yen and the Marshall Island's Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
The minister is part of a delegation being led by Marshall Islands President Hilda Heine that is visiting Taiwan this week.
According to the National Security Bureau, the pact aims to help the Pacific island state enhance its security through collaborations in areas such as "maritime domain awareness, cybersecurity and countering foreign malign influence."
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs says the Marshall Islands' delegation is visiting Taiwan until Saturday.
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