Uruguay and Chile agree to jointly fight organized crime after summit
Uruguayan President Yamandú Orsi and Chilean President José Antonio Kast agreed to strengthen cooperation against transnational organized crime. Following a summit in Montevideo, the leaders announced understandings on security, fisheries, Antarctica and economic integration.
Uruguayan President Yamandú Orsi and Chilean President José Antonio Kast met at the presidential residence in Montevideo. The two leaders agreed to strengthen bilateral cooperation against transnational organized crime.
In a joint statement, they announced understandings on security, fisheries, Antarctica, the bi-oceanic corridor and economic integration. The meeting took place during Kast's official visit to Uruguay.
Organized crime has become a growing priority for governments across South America. The step between the two countries is seen as part of wider efforts to deepen regional security cooperation.
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