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Taiwan And Costa Rica To Better Relations
One of the first "official" visitors to the temporary Casa Presidencial, the home of president Oscar Arias, in Rohrmoser, was Taiwanese president, Chen Shui-bian.

President Arias said following the private meeting that the two discussed increasing commercial relations between the two countries. "We spoke in bilateral terms, on how to better relations between our two countries. I thanked the president in the name of all Costa Ricans for all the help he has provided in building our infrastructure", said Arias.

Arias added that the Taiwanese have reconfirmed their support to donate us$15 million dollars to help rebuild the Hospital Calderón Guardia. The commitment was originally made during the Pacheco administration following a fire that destroyed a part of the hospital building last year.

Arias said that he and president Chen spoke about the possibility of Taiwan making other important contributions to education, public security and infrastructure.

Costa Rica and Taiwan have had great mutual relations and that is expected to continue, saying the criticism from Peking is "something natural".

The government of Taiwan contributed to the building of the Tempisque bridge in Guanacaste and to building the road to San Carlos, among many of the projects the Taiwanese have contributed to in Costa Rica.
 


 


 


 
   

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