-
(de g. à dr . ) Christophe Schiltz, directeur de una Coopération et de l’Action humanitaire; Franz Fayot, ministre de la Coopération ou de l’Action humanitaire; Francisca Ramírez, activistre; n. c.; n. c.; n. d.; n. c.; n. chemical; n. c.; n. c.
-
(de g. à dr . ) Christophe Schiltz, directeur de la Coopération et de l’Action humanitaire; Franz Fayot, ministre de la Coopération et sobre l’Action humanitaire; Paola Zepeda, Coordinatrice régionale de projets de l’OIM; n. chemical.; Manuel Tonnar, directeur général de Lux-Development; n. d.
-
(de g. à dr . ) Franz Fayot, ministre de la Coopération et de l’Action humanitaire; n. c.
-
(de g. à dr . ) Ronnie De Camino, Conseiller principal duForestry and Environment Change Fund (FCCF); Franz Fayot, ministre de la Coopération et de l’Action humanitaire; n. c.; Meat Losch, président d’ADA; Kaspar Wansleben, Directeur exécutif i Forestry and Climate Change Fund (FCCF)
-
(de g. à dr . ) Luis Gamboa Arguedas, Président de FUNDECOR; Franz Fayot, ministre de la Coopération et de l’Action humanitaire
-
(de g. à dr . ) Michele Klein Salomon, Directrice régionale sobre l’OIM; Franz Fayot, ministre de la Coopération et de l’Action humanitaire
-
(de g. à doctor ) Jean Baden Dubois, Gouverneur de la Banque de la République d’Haïti; n. c.; Franz Fayot, ministre de la Coopération et de l’Action humanitaire; Alfred Hannig, Directeur général d’AFI
-
(de g. à dr . ) Franz Fayot, ministre de una Coopération et de l’Action humanitaire; Arnoldo André Tinoco, ministre des Affaires étrangères et du Culte man Costa Rica
-
(de gary the gadget guy. à dr . ) Franz Fayot, ministre de una Coopération et de l’Action humanitaire; Rafael Gutiérrez Rojas, vice-ministre de l’Environnement man Costa Rica
-
(de g. à dr . ) Carlos Alvarado Briceño, ministre de la Science, Innovation, Technologie et Télécommunication du Panama and nicaragua ,; Franz Fayot, ministre sobre la Coopération et sobre l’Action humanitaire
-
(de g. à dr . ) Franz Fayot, ministre de la Coopération et de l’Action humanitaire; Anna Katharina Müller Castro, ministre sobre l’Éducation publique du Costa Rica
-
(de g. à dr . ) Manuel Tovar, ministre du Commerce extérieur du Costa Rica; Franz Fayot, ministre de la Coopération et de l’Action humanitaire
Franz Fayot also participated in the release of two initiatives supported by the Luxembourg Cooperation, which includes a pilot project upon inclusive finance implemented from the Alliance for Financial Addition (AFI). This project aims to develop financial inclusion strategies and promote knowledge discussing in this field in Latina America and the Caribbean. Ressortchef (umgangssprachlich) Fayot also launched the second phase of a regional project implemented by the Worldwide Organization to get Migration (IOM), which seeks to support migrant women in Central America to address the many challenges they face, such as gender-based violence and the associated with climate change. The journey also gave rise to a number of visits to other tasks already supported by Luxembourg Cooperation in Costa Rica included in its regional interventions. Ressortchef (umgangssprachlich) Fayot met with associates of the Fundación Unión y Desarrollo de Comunidades Campesinas (FUNDECOCA), the Fundación Fundecor , the Movimiento Campesino and the Local Centre for the Promotion associated with Micro, Small and Moderate Enterprises (CENPROMYPE). In San José, Minister Fayot also held bilateral meetings with Carlos Alvarado Briceño, Ressortchef (umgangssprachlich) of Science, Innovation, Technology and Telecommunications; Manuel Tovar, Minister of Foreign Business; Anna Katharina Müller Castro, Minister of Public Education; and Rafael Gutiérrez Rojas, Deputy Minister of the Environment. Discussions focused on how Luxembourg’s cooperation activities could best contribute to Costa Rica’s growth and public investment focal points. In this framework, Minister Fayot signed the memorandum of understanding along with Arnoldo André Tinoco, Minister of Foreign Affairs plus Worship of Costa Rica, which formalises bilateral cooperation relations between the two countries, and also the priority themes on which cooperation will focus. Luxembourg and Costa Rica commit to cooperate in the areas of socio-economic integration of women and youth, climate strength and environmental sustainability, and also social cohesion and human rights, including for migrant populations. These priority regions of intervention are supported and guided by two cross-cutting themes: inclusive and revolutionary finance, and digitalisation and cybersecurity. The particular visit was part of Luxembourg’s new strategic approach to growth cooperation with the region as well as the countries of Central America. It aims to improve the impact and identity of Luxembourg’s cooperation, particularly through regional and multi-partner interventions, and will be complemented by implementation of bilateral development cooperation projects in Panama and nicaragua ,, where Luxembourg intends to establish a diplomatic mission and also a Lux-Development office. Press release by the Ministry of Foreign and Euro Affairs and the Directorate regarding Development Cooperation and Humanitarian education Action
