Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar met with Costa Rican Foreign Minister Manuel Tovar Rivera on Tuesday to review bilateral relations between the two countries. The meeting took place on the sidelines of a high-level United Nations Security Council session in New York, according to a press release from the Foreign Office Spokesperson.
Strengthening Bilateral Cooperation
Both sides agreed to further strengthen cooperation across diverse sectors of mutual interest. They emphasized the importance of sustained high-level engagement to deepen ties between Pakistan and Costa Rica. The discussions covered areas such as trade, investment, and cultural exchanges, with both ministers expressing optimism about the future trajectory of bilateral relations.
UN Leadership Candidate Present
The meeting was also attended by Rebeca Grynspan, who has been nominated by Costa Rica for the position of Secretary General of the United Nations. Her presence underscored the commitment of both nations to multilateralism and effective cooperation within the UN framework.
Exchange on Regional and Global Issues
Dar and Tovar Rivera exchanged views on regional and international developments, reaffirming their commitment to dialogue and multilateralism. They discussed ongoing global challenges and the need for collaborative solutions through the United Nations. Both ministers highlighted the importance of upholding international law and promoting peace and security worldwide.
The meeting concluded with a mutual pledge to work closely in multilateral forums and explore new avenues for cooperation. This engagement marks a positive step in strengthening Pakistan-Costa Rica ties and advancing shared interests on the global stage.
