13:53 | La Antigua (Guatemala), Nov. 16.
Peruvian President Martin Vizcarra on Friday held a meeting with his Panamanian counterpart Juan Carlos Varela, within the framework of the
26th Ibero-American Summit.
The gathering was aimed at strengthening bilateral relations and cooperation regarding tourism, naval industry, and the fight against drug-trafficking.
Likewise, the top official participates in the I and II Heads of State and Government sessions, as well as the Pro-Tempore Secretary handing over and closing ceremonies.
Furthermore, it addresses gender equality, rights of indigenous and Agro-descendent communities, people with disabilities, climate change, public administration, as well as international cooperation.
The Summit —held annually since 1991— is the Ibero-American Conference's highest decision-making body, convening Heads of State and Government of 22 nations.
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Published: 11/16/2018