Bastian and Chaves discuss opportunities for cooperation on education, employment, agriculture, and renewable technologies
NASSAU, BAHAMAS — On Friday April 21, Sebastian J. Bastian, the newly-appointed Bahamas Ambassador to Costa Rica, presented his credentials to President Rodrigo Chaves, marking an important milestone in the relationship between the two countries. The meeting also provided an opportunity to discuss potential areas of cooperation, including education and employment exchanges, agricultural trade, and green technologies.
Ambassador Bastian, an entrepreneur with established ties in Costa Rica, emphasized the potential for increased collaboration on employment and economic development. The discussions covered a range of issues, highlighting opportunities for Costa Rican involvement in the Bahamian agricultural sector and the benefits of educational exchanges between the nations.
President Chaves expressed his interest in collaborating on renewable energy, a sector in which Costa Rica has demonstrated expertise. Additionally, he discussed potential investment opportunities in the agricultural sector, aiming to strengthen ties between the two countries.
Following the meeting, Ambassador Bastian shared his enthusiasm for the potential collaboration between The Bahamas and Costa Rica: “I am excited about the potential for continued cooperation between our two countries, and look forward to exploring areas of mutual interest that can benefit both our peoples, particularly in technology, and renewables, as well as reducing our food import bill through trade in agriculture.”
The presentation of credentials and meeting between Ambassador Bastian and President Chaves signifies a growing mutual interest in fostering cooperation and collaboration across multiple sectors. Both nations are eager to explore opportunities for partnership and exchange that will benefit their respective populations.
