Minister of Foreign Affairs of Argentina, Diana Mondino will soon travel to Colombia after both countries held talks “to strengthen diplomatic relations”, following the latest escalation of tensions between the presidents of both countries Javier Miley and Gustavo Petro, official sources said this Sunday.

According to a joint statement issued by the Argentine Foreign Ministry, “thanks to clear instructions from the presidents of both countries,” the foreign ministries of both countries have come closer and have “concrete steps to overcome any differences and strengthen these relationships.”

Among these concrete steps, Argentina confirmed that its Minister of Foreign Affairs, International Trade and Worship will visit Colombia.

On the Colombian side, the official text stated that Camilo Romero, Colombian Ambassador to Argentina, may return to Buenos Aires after being called for consultations, and that President Petro’s government “approves the new ambassador proposed by the Argentine government in Bogotá.”

In the midst of the crisis caused by Miley’s words about his Colombian counterpart in an interview with CNN, in which he called Peter a “terrorist killer”, the Argentine Foreign Ministry He had a lot of problems finding his ambassador, Gustavo Djugala.which, according to the local press, is considered a serious offense.

According to the statement, “the Colombian and Argentine diasporas living in both countries: students, workers, businessmen and families, built these relationships and are their main support.”

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Thus, both governments They will continue to “work for the benefit of this population.”

“A few days after the 201st anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations, the Argentine Republic and the Republic of Colombia reaffirm the importance of maintaining good relationships and they remain committed to strengthening the ties that unite both countries,” concluded the official note, which is reproduced in full below: