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Bolivia and Chile announced on Friday, May 7th, that a road map will be drawn up to rebuild the complex bilateral relationship without including the maritime issue, although the Government of Bolivian President Luis Arce clarified that this demand is "inalienable."
“Constructive dialogue is the ideal instrument to strengthen ties according to the 2021 road map,” Mayta said.
The Governments of Chile and Bolivia and Chile held a new round of talks in Ecuador to advance in the normalization of their bilateral relations, it was reported Monday.
I met with colleague Andrés Allamand and we agreed that constructive dialogue is the ideal instrument to strengthen ties according to the 2021 road map, Bolivian Foreign Minister Rogelio Mayta Mayta wrote on Twitter.
On the other hand, both states are said to be advancing in their talks to build trust, according to Chilean Chancellor Allamand, who met Mayta Mayta while in Quito to attend the presidential inauguration of Guillermo Lasso.
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Bolivia and Chile announced on Friday, May 7th, that a road map will be drawn up to rebuild the complex bilateral relationship without including the maritime issue, although the Government of Bolivian President Luis Arce clarified that this demand is inalienable. With the purpose of initiating a dialogue aimed at building mutual trust the governments of Bolivia and Chile have been exploring several initiatives of reciprocal interest, reported Bolivian Foreign Minister Rogelio Mayta at a conference in La Paz.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs clarified that this new initiation of dialogue is opened without Bolivia abandoning . . .
Bolivian-Russian Trade Commission Expected to Convene in Coming Weeks - Foreign Minister Mon 08th March 2021 | 08:00 PM
BUENOS AIRES (UrduPoint News / Sputnik - 08th March, 2021) Bolivia is expecting to hold a meeting of the bilateral intergovernmental commission on trade and economic cooperation with Russia in the nearest future, Bolivian Foreign Minister Rogelio Mayta told Sputnik. We expect it to happen in the coming weeks, the top Bolivian diplomat said, adding that there was no specific date set yet.
Mayta noted that the Bolivian-Russian ties were based on mutual respect and dialogue and expressed hope for their further progress.
The previous intergovernmental commission meeting took place in 2017. The two countries have about 40 joint projects and a plethora of documents that have been signed on cooperation in the field of hydrocarbons and mining.