By Belize Live News Staff: Brian Nichols, the US Assistant Secretary of State, has concluded a three-day diplomatic visit to Belize, where he held high-level discussions with key government officials, including Prime Minister John Briceño and Foreign Minister Francis Fonseca. The trip focused on strengthening bilateral ties between the United States and Belize, particularly in areas of economic cooperation, climate change, and regional security.
In an interview with the Belize media, Nichols highlighted Belize’s role in addressing hemispheric issues such as irregular migration and transnational organized crime. He also expressed gratitude for Belize’s ongoing support in international efforts, including its contribution to the multi-national security mission in Haiti.
“Belize is a country that shares our democratic values and commitment to tackling global threats like climate change. Our discussions with Prime Minister Briceño and his team have deepened our already strong partnership,” Nichols said. He emphasized the importance of continued cooperation in fostering economic growth and addressing regional challenges.
Nichols’ visit marks a significant step in advancing US-Belize relations, with plans for further collaboration in the coming months.
