The U.S. Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, plans to visit several Central American countries next week. According to information from the U.S. newspaper Bloomberg, Rubio is expected to meet with authorities from Guatemala, El Salvador, Costa Rica, and Panama during his visit.
During his stay in these countries, it is expected that the Secretary of State will address various regional issues of interest, such as cooperation in security matters, the fight against drug trafficking, migration, and the promotion of investments in the region.
In this context, Rubio has expressed the importance of strengthening diplomatic and commercial ties with the Central American countries to collectively tackle the challenges faced by the region.
One of Rubio's notable statements regarding his upcoming visit is as follows: "We are committed to closely collaborating with our partners in Central America to strengthen security, promote economic development, and address the root causes of irregular migration."
Marco Rubio's visit to Panama and the other countries in the region is expected to help strengthen bilateral relations and promote cooperation on issues of mutual interest for both parties.
