Santo Domingo.-Foreign minister Andrés Navarro on Monday headed the opening of the fourthmeeting of representatives of Latin America´s and the Caribbean´s variousregional and sub regional integration organizations, organized by the revolvingpresidency of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC).
The top Dominican diplomatsaid he expects the new global architecture that emerges into concreteagreements having solutions of consensus to common problems in areas such aspoverty, climate change and other daunting challenges.
At the beginning ofthe meeting Navarro said 2015 could be a year of great milestones withintegration and global agreements that will benefit the 600 million people in CELAC´s33 member countries.
Among themultilateral agencies participating in the conclave figure SICA, ALADI, UNESCO,Meso-America, FAO, ECLAC, ACS, FLACSO, and ALBA,