Dominican Republic and El Salvador discuss technical cooperation initiatives at first joint commission meeting
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At a glance
- El Salvador and the Dominican Republic held their first Joint Commission meeting on technical cooperation at El Salvadorโs Foreign Ministry.
- Vice Foreign Minister Adriana Mira highlighted the countriesโ historical ties and their 2022 framework cooperation agreement.
- El Salvador said it would share successful practices and technical projects through its South-South cooperation programs.
Mutual benefit, reciprocity and shared learning set the tone as El Salvador and the Dominican Republic held their first Joint Commission meeting on technical cooperation at El Salvadorโs Foreign Ministry.
El Salvadorโs Vice Foreign Minister Adriana Mira pointed to the historical and friendly ties between the two countries. She also cited previous cooperation, including the Framework Cooperation Agreement signed in December 2022.
A commitment to share the good practices and successful experiences we have developed.
Mira highlighted El Salvadorโs work in South-South cooperation and the progress it has made in that area. She said the countryโs cooperation efforts followed โa commitment to share the good practices and successful experiences we have developed.โ
She welcomed the opportunity to share technical experiences and projects with the Dominican Republic. The meeting focused on cooperation based on โmutual benefit, reciprocity, equal partnership and shared learning.โ
Mutual benefit, reciprocity, equal partnership and shared learning.
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