Costa Rica’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Cancillería Costa Rica, published several posts on X (formerly Twitter) in mid-December 2025 highlighting diplomatic initiatives and regional cooperation efforts.
On December 12, the ministry acknowledged Kenya’s Independence Day with a message of goodwill. The post read: ” En el Día de la Independencia de la República de Kenia, Costa Rica envía un cordial saludo a su gobierno y a su pueblo, deseando bienestar y prosperidad. #RepúblicadeKenia https://t.co/O4UtMrj5Xg”.
The following day, Cancillería Costa Rica reported on outcomes from an official visit to El Salvador. In a post dated December 13, the ministry stated: “En el marco de la visita Presidencial de #CostaRica a #ElSalvador. Se firmó el Memorándum de Entendimiento de la Alianza Escudo de las Américas, que permitirá el fortalecimiento de una relación de cooperación y diálogo mucho más cercano entre estas naciones hermanas. https://t.co/GrM390Z5oZ”.
In another update from the same visit on December 13, the ministry described a tour of El Salvador’s Center for Confinement Against Terrorism. The tweet read: “En la visita Presidencial a #ElSalvador, las autoridades nacionales visitaron el Centro de Confinamiento contra el Terrorismo, un factor clave en la lucha contra la inseguridad. El intercambio permitirá avanzar la agenda de seguridad regional y lucha contra el crimen organizado. https://t.co/gcZuZuXqqV”.
The Memorandum of Understanding referenced by Cancillería Costa Rica is part of ongoing efforts to deepen bilateral relations between Costa Rica and El Salvador through security cooperation and dialogue. This aligns with recent regional trends where Central American countries have increased collaboration to address organized crime and improve public safety.
Costa Rica has also maintained active diplomatic outreach with other nations such as Kenya, reflecting its broader foreign policy objectives to foster international goodwill and strengthen multilateral relationships.
