Italian PM in Mexico to seek closer ties
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13 Jan, 2014
Updated Mon 13 Jan 2014 07:33 CEST
Italian Prime Minister Enrico Letta arrived in Mexico on Sunday for a three-day visit aimed at drumming up trade and bolstering cooperation.
The visit "is aimed at deepening the strategic nature of our bilateral ties," said a statement from the Mexican foreign ministry.
Letta will meet with President Enrique Pena Nieto to sign a number of agreements, it added.
Bilateral trade between the two countries hit $6.8 (€4.97 billion) in 2012.
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The visit "is aimed at deepening the strategic nature of our bilateral ties," said a statement from the Mexican foreign ministry.
Letta will meet with President Enrique Pena Nieto to sign a number of agreements, it added.
Bilateral trade between the two countries hit $6.8 (€4.97 billion) in 2012.
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