In a move reflecting the strengthening diplomatic ties between Asia and Latin America, Chinese President Xi Jinping's Special Envoy is visiting Costa Rica this week. The Chinese Foreign Ministry announced on Wednesday that Chen Xiaodong, who also serves as the Chairman of the China International Development Cooperation Agency, will be in the capital, San Jose, from May 7 to 8.
The visit coincides with Costa Rica's presidential handover ceremony, a pivotal moment in the nation's political landscape. By sending a high-level representative, China underscores its commitment to maintaining robust relations and supporting the peaceful transition of power within its international partners.
For global investors and diplomatic observers, this engagement highlights the ongoing efforts of the Chinese mainland to expand its cooperation and diplomatic footprint across the Western Hemisphere. The presence of the Chairman of the China International Development Cooperation Agency further suggests a continued focus on developmental partnership and mutual growth between the two nations.
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Xi's special envoy to attend Costa Rica's presidency handover ceremony
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