Costa Rica Visit

Brazilian president arrives in Costa Rica for visit
+ - 10:26, June 03, 2009



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Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva arrived in Costa Rica Tuesday for his first state visit to Costa Rica with an aim to strength the friendship and cooperation between the two nations.

"The visit of the Brazilian president to Costa Rica is due to the strong will from both countries to deepen their ties in political, trade and cultural cooperation at bilateral and multilateral levels," said Vice Foreign Minister Edgar Ugalde Ugalde, who welcomed Lula at the airport in San Jose Costa Rica.
Lula will meet with his Costa Rica counterpart Oscar Arias on Wednesday and a joint declaration is expected to be signed after their meeting.

He is scheduled to leave Costa Rica on Wednesday afternoon.