COSTA RICA

We are pleased to share a significant update on our diplomatic endeavors with Costa Rica. We are delighted to confirm the positive reception of our communication and initiation by the Costa Rican authorities. Their prompt acknowledgment underscores their dedication to engaging with our proposal and exploring potential avenues for collaboration.

This positive development underscores the significance of our shared objectives and the potential for impactful collaboration. It is evident that our proposal has captured the attention of Costa Rican officials, prompting further examination and analysis.

While no formal steps have been taken yet, the confirmation of the documents reception is a positive indicator of Costa Rica’s commitment to thorough consideration and dialogue.

As we eagerly await further developments, we remain optimistic about the prospect of constructive engagement with Costa Rica. We extend our sincere appreciation to the Costa Rican Embassy and the Minister of Foreign Affairs for their responsiveness and interest in our initiative.

Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to foster meaningful connections and advance our mission of promoting international cooperation and diplomacy through the World Embassy Desk.

Deputy SG
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