The U.S. Embassy in El Salvador reported that the U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor, Riley Barnes, held a meeting with El Salvador’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Alexandra Hill Tinoco, to discuss ongoing collaboration on security and the protection of fundamental rights.
During the meeting, both parties highlighted the importance of strengthening efforts to uphold justice, law, and order as essential pillars for safeguarding human rights. The dialogue reaffirmed a shared commitment between the United States and El Salvador to advance policies that promote stability, institutional cooperation, and citizen security.
U.S. representatives emphasized their recognition of El Salvador’s efforts to reinforce public safety while protecting the fundamental rights of its population. Both governments expressed interest in continuing to work together on initiatives that support democratic values and long-term development.
This engagement reflects the broader bilateral relationship between the United States and El Salvador, focused on strengthening governance, promoting human rights, and fostering a secure environment conducive to economic growth and social progress.