United States Secretary of State Marco Rubio held a diplomatic discussion with Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa to congratulate him on his re-election and to reaffirm the growing partnership between the two nations. The conversation focused on mutual priorities, national security, and regional cooperation.

Rubio praised Ecuador’s democratic process, stating his admiration for the Ecuadorian people’s ability to conduct a free, fair, and peaceful election. He emphasized the United States' shared commitment with Ecuador to defend their citizens against narcoterrorists, transnational criminal organizations, illegal immigration, and malign foreign influence throughout the Western Hemisphere.

The officials further explored ways to deepen collaboration in combating drug trafficking and regional insecurity. Rubio underlined the importance of maintaining regional stability and protecting democratic institutions in Latin America.

Beyond security concerns, Rubio and Noboa also discussed strategies to promote economic growth in both countries. They examined mutual opportunities for trade and investment and emphasized the importance of strengthening economic ties to benefit citizens on both sides.

Regional challenges such as the ongoing crises in Haiti and Venezuela were also addressed. Both leaders expressed determination to coordinate responses and promote democratic governance and humanitarian support in these troubled nations.

This engagement is part of a broader push by the United States to reinforce alliances in Latin America and enhance stability in the region through targeted diplomacy, economic support, and security cooperation. The reaffirmed US-Ecuador partnership reflects a mutual dedication to tackling shared challenges and supporting regional prosperity.