Deputy Secretary Landau visits Bolivia for presidential inauguration and talks on bilateral ties

Deputy Secretary Landau visits Bolivia for presidential inauguration and talks on bilateral ties
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Debra Hevia, Chief of Mission | U.S. Embassy in Bolivia

Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau is visiting Bolivia from November 6 to 9, attending the inauguration of President-elect Rodrigo Paz. During his visit, Landau will meet with President-elect Paz and other senior Bolivian officials to discuss bilateral relations, focusing on trade, investment, people-to-people connections, and regional security.

Landau is joined by Ben Black, CEO of the Development Finance Corporation; John Jovanovic, President & Chairman of the Export-Import Bank; and Jonathan Greenstein, Counselor to the Secretary of the Treasury. According to a press statement by Principal Deputy Spokesperson Thomas “Tommy” Pigott: "This visit underscores the United States’ commitment to its 176-year partnership with Bolivia by strengthening regional security, supporting Bolivia’s economic stabilization efforts, and fostering a prosperous and secure future for both nations."

The U.S. Department of State has published further details about this official trip at https://www.state.gov/releases/office-of-the-spokesperson/2025/11/deputy-secretary-landaus-travel-to-bolivia/.