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Nicaragua, Honduras Sign
Declaration To
Strengthen Ties
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Nicaragua, Honduras Sign
Declaration To
Strengthen Ties
Nicaraguan President
Daniel Ortega and his
Honduran counterpart
Manuel Zelaya signed a
joint declaration Friday
in Honduras' capital
Tegucigalpa to
strengthen bilateral
relations.
In the declaration,
Zelaya and Ortega
expressed their
willingness to improve
cooperation on various
issues such as
environment, energy and
their border
delimitation on the
Caribbean sea, according
to reports from
Tegucigalpa.
They said the two
countries are currently
enjoying sound political
relations that have
reached a historical
high.
Ortega arrived in
Honduras Friday for a
brief visit.
The two presidents had
their picture taken in
the cockpit of anF-5
plane to symbolize their
countries' current
peaceful relations.
Honduras' F-5 combat
airplanes were
considered by many
Nicaraguan governments
as offensive weapons
endangering Nicaragua's
sovereignty in the past
when the two countries
faced border disputes,
which have been largely
solved.
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