MINEX Guatemala announces diplomatic appointments and joins big cats conservation alliance

MINEX Guatemala, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for the Republic of Guatemala, shared several diplomatic updates on its official Twitter account on November 15, 2025. The tweets highlighted key developments in international representation, regional cooperation, and environmental commitments.

On November 15, 2025, MINEX Guatemala reported that Vice Minister Mónica Bolaños Pérez received credentials from Alejandra Trossero as the new UNICEF Representative in Guatemala. The ministry stated: "La #ViceCancillerGT Mónica Bolaños Pérez recibió las credenciales que acreditan a la señora Alejandra Trossero como nueva Representante de @UNICEF en Guatemala.

Durante el encuentro se destacó la importancia de continuar fomentando el trabajo conjunto en la promoción y".

In another post on the same day, MINEX Guatemala noted the participation of Vice Minister Antonio Escobedo in an international meeting. According to the tweet: "El #ViceCancillerGT Antonio Escobedo presidió la delegación de Guatemala durante la Reunión Plenaria de la XI Ronda del Proceso de Quito “Capítulo Quito IV”, celebrada en la capital ecuatoriana.

Durante la actividad, con la presencia de representantes de organismos".

The ministry also announced a new environmental commitment by joining an international conservation alliance: "Guatemala se adhiere a la Alianza Internacional de los Grandes Felinos.

Lee la nota https://t.co/vgCbgc5KTO".

The reception of UNICEF’s new representative underscores ongoing collaboration between Guatemala and UNICEF to promote child welfare initiatives. Participation in regional forums such as the Process of Quito highlights Guatemala's engagement with migration and humanitarian issues alongside other Latin American countries. Additionally, joining the International Big Cats Alliance aligns with global efforts to protect endangered wildlife species through multinational cooperation.

MINEX Guatemala regularly communicates these developments as part of its role managing foreign policy and representing national interests abroad.