The government of the Arab Emirates announced on Tuesday its interest to invest in Costa Rica in the areas of trade and port infrastructure in the Central Pacific, renewable energy, hospital infrastructure and decarbonization.
They also expressed interest in supporting debt financing, but without disclosing amounts.
These agreements were not exposed at length by the Presidential House. The press office, despite having convened the media, did not provide a space for journalists to have the opportunity to expand the information.
The signing of these agreements came after a visit by a delegation from the United Arab Emirates, led by Ahmed Ali Al Sayegh, Minister of State and President of Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM).
As part of the agreements of the bilateral meeting, the Minister of Foreign Trade, Dyalá Jiménez, said briefly that they signed a memorandum of understanding on the development of trade and investment relations.