Lavrov, Panamanian foreign minister discuss boosting bilateral ties
The Russian and Panamanian top diplomats also discussed cooperation between the two countries at multilateral platforms, according to TASS.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov met with his Panamanian counterpart to outline prospects for strengthening bilateral relations between the two countries, according to Russian state news agency TASS.
The talks also touched on cooperation between Russia and Panama within multilateral platforms, reflecting a broader effort by both sides to expand engagement beyond bilateral channels.
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Meetings of this kind are often held on the sidelines of major international gatherings, providing an opportunity for foreign ministers to hold direct talks without arranging separate state visits.
The report did not specify the venue of the meeting or provide further detail on the specific areas of cooperation discussed.
No additional comments from the Panamanian side were included in the available report.
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