The renewal of this framework will allow Spain and Colombia to continue working on a shared agenda of priorities that include the gender equality, institutional strengthening and the fight against climate change.
In addition to the cooperation plan, the foreign ministers signed the resulting declaration. High-Level Commission Spanish-Colombian. This document covers the entirety of the bilateral relationship in multiple spheres, such as: Legal and consular cooperation. Cultural, educational, scientific and technological matters. Economic and trade relations and Political coordination.
During the meeting, the ministers addressed crucial issues for security and citizenship, such as the fight against drug trafficking and organized crime, as well as security and the recognition of professional degrees.
Regional and Global Commitment
On the political front, Spain and Colombia reaffirmed their commitment to increase regional and global coordinationWith an eye on the upcoming Ibero-American Summit, the representatives discussed complex scenarios in international politics, such as the situations in Venezuela, Palestine, and Ukraine.
Minister Albares emphasized the strength of the ties between the two nations, highlighting that Colombia is a "strategic partner in Latin America" for Spain. In this context, he requested Colombia's active participation in the organization and development of the 2026 Ibero-American Summit, which will take place in Madrid, with the objective of consolidate and revitalize the Ibero-American system.
At the conclusion of the meeting, Albares extended his congratulations to the technical and political teams for their rigor and strategic vision, noting that the signing reaffirms Spain's commitment to continue supporting Colombia. "not only as a technical partner, but as a political ally, as a friendly country that believes in the transformative potential of our policies."
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