Armenia`s Deputy FM briefs Costa Rican diplomat on South Caucasus  developments 

ArmInfo. In Geneva, on the sidelines of the 58th session of the UN Human Rights Council, Deputy  Foreign Minister of Armenia Robert Abisogomonyan met with Costa Rica's Deputy Minister of Multilateral Affairs, Alejandro Solano Ortiz.

As reported by the press service of the Armenian Foreign Ministry,  during the meeting, the possibilities and prospects for realizing the  potential of bilateral relations between Armenia and Costa Rica were  discussed.  Particular attention was paid to strengthening the  existing legal framework between the two countries and developing  economic relations.

The parties expressed satisfaction with the positive interaction  between Armenia and Costa Rica within the framework of international  platforms, agreeing to make efforts to further deepen them.

Abisoghomonyan presented the latest developments in the South  Caucasus, as well as Armenia's vision for establishing stability and  peace in the region.

An exchange of views on issues of mutual interest on the  international agenda also took place.

Moreover, the Deputy Foreign Minister of Armenia also participated  and delivered a speech at the high- level event "Coalition for  Internet Freedom" within the framework of the 58th session of the UN  Human Rights Council in Geneva.

In his speech, the Deputy Minister drew the attention of those  present to the high rates of freedom of speech and protection of  human rights in Armenia, and the work carried out in this direction,  and presented to the participants the work carried out by Armenia in  the field of digital technologies in the UN Human Rights Council. In  this context, the joint statement on digital technologies and the  rights of women and girls initiated by Armenia and Estonia within the  framework of the 58th session of the Human Rights Council was  separately noted.