RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The meeting led to an agreement to deepen the relations between the two countries in the "political, commercial, investment, cultural and cooperation" areas. According to a Ministry of Foreign Affairs statement, the officials decided to hold virtual meetings in the coming months to work "on the potential negotiation of a Bilateral Investment Agreement."
In addition, "the completion of the sanitary authorizations still pending for products of Uruguayan export interest, such as apples and citrus fruits" will be discussed, among other issues.
Both parties agreed to "explore new avenues of cooperation in areas such as audiovisual and . . .
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