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Secretary of State Calls Costa Rica a Model Partner for U.S. Foreign Policy
Summary
An unnamed official identifying as the secretary of state said in Costa Rica that the country is an important partner for the United States and described it as a model for the region.
The secretary of state (unnamed in the transcript) said in Costa Rica that the country is an important partner for the United States and described it as a potential model for the region.
The official said the partnership and shared work are a priority for U.S. foreign policy. "It's an honor to be here in Costa Rica. It's a country that I believe is an important partnership for The United States, and there's so much to work together on. As I said, 1 of my priorities as secretary of state is to ensure that we have a foreign policy in which we are strong in providing support to our allies, those that work so closely with us, and in the case of Costa Rica, serve as a model to what we hope the region and other countries around the world will 1 day become. Thank you," the speaker said.
The remarks, as recorded in the meeting transcript, were a statement of diplomatic priority rather than a policy announcement; no formal actions, votes, or specific programs were proposed or decided during the recorded excerpt.
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