CENTRAL AMERICA AND SOUTH KOREA IMPROVE BILATERAL LINKS

Managua, August 31 (PL)- The countries of the Central American Integration System (SICA) and the Republic of Korea reviewed their relations in the 11 th meeting of deputy foreign ministers, to expand and strengthen ties.

Seen as a cooperative dialogue, the meeting will include bilateral meetings with each of the nations and will adress matters concerning foreign policy, investment and other economic ties.

Climate change and the environment are also included in the agenda, considering the vulnerability of the region to the natural disasters which places it among the 10 areas with the most problems in the world.

Nicaragua's ambassador in Japan, Saul Arana, highlighted Central America as an area of opportunity due to its water supply and food production.

Speaking to TV Channel Four, the diplomat evaluated this approach as part of the globalization and in the context of deepening exchanges with countries in the Asian area.

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