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India opens resident mission in Costa Rica to strengthen Central American ties

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India opens resident mission in Costa Rica to strengthen Central American ties

India has activated its diplomatic mission in San José, Costa Rica, marking a significant step towards bolstering bilateral ties.

This initiative aims to promote collaboration in trade, investment, and technology, ultimately benefiting both nations.

Additionally, the mission will enhance political discussions and consular services available to Indian expatriates, opening doors for deeper engagements and fostering community connections in the region.

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