What about Panama extradition treaty?

Extradition generally refers to the transfer of a domestic person wanted by another country for extradition to another country for trial or punishment at the request of another country with jurisdiction, in accordance with international law and relevant regulations of the requested country. Extradition system has a long history, which can be traced back to Egyptian society more than 4000 years ago. 1833 After Belgium promulgated the first extradition law in the world, various extradition treaties were successively issued, making extradition an important international law system.

Panama also has extradition treaties, but it has not reached extradition conditions with all countries, nor has it established diplomatic relations with China because of its recognition of Taiwan Province Province.