MINEX Guatemala highlights diplomatic initiatives and information campaign in November posts

The Guatemalan Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MINEX Guatemala) published several updates on November 14, 2025, highlighting recent diplomatic activities and ongoing information campaigns.

In a post from November 14, MINEX Guatemala announced, "El Embajador guatemalteco presenta credenciales ante la Organización del Tratado de Prohibición Completa de los Ensayos Nucleares. Lee la nota https://t.co/g9EzH2ehhh https://t.co/7Iyi9uldIh". This message reports the formal presentation of credentials by the Guatemalan ambassador to the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization (CTBTO), an international body dedicated to banning all nuclear explosions worldwide.

Later that day, MINEX Guatemala shared another update regarding bilateral relations with Switzerland. The ministry stated on November 14, " | La Directora General de Relaciones Internacionales Bilaterales del @MinexGt recibió al Embajador de Suiza en Guatemala, con quien dialogó sobre las oportunidades para dinamizar los lazos diplomáticos, de cooperación, inversión, cultura y académicos. Se destacó la https://t.co/3cuZOFoUH6". This tweet details a meeting between the Director General of Bilateral International Relations at MINEX and the Swiss Ambassador in Guatemala. Discussions focused on enhancing diplomatic ties and cooperation in areas such as investment, culture, and academia.

Additionally, MINEX Guatemala addressed an ongoing territorial dispute with Belize. On November 14, the ministry posted: "Como parte de la campaña informativa del Gobierno de Guatemala por medio del MINEX sobre el Diferendo Territorial, Insular y Marítimo con Belice, te compartiremos materiales que explican el uso correcto del mapa nacional y la terminología adecuada. https://t.co/qLgDWj17zr". The statement refers to an informational campaign aimed at educating the public about correct map usage and terminology related to the territorial, insular, and maritime dispute with Belize.

Guatemala has been involved in a longstanding territorial dispute with Belize over land and maritime boundaries. The two countries agreed in 2008 to refer their case to the International Court of Justice for resolution after holding national referendums.