On June 13, 2024, the Government of Guatemala launched the Guatemala National Strategy to Attract Foreign Direct Investment. This document is an instrument to boost economic activity and promote new opportunities.

The rise of free zones has been pivotal in driving Dominican economic growth. These zones have bolstered the nation’s economy through significant contributions to exports, job creation, and regional development.

Commercial ties between Argentina and Germany are based on foreign investment, cooperation in natural resources, and commercial exchange. Both countries have developed bilateral agreements and joint projects to promote economic and technological development.

The Free Trade Agreement between Central America, the Dominican Republic, and the United States (CAFTA-DR) has been a key tool for economic integration, job creation, and commercial development since its implementation in 2006

Agro-export investment in Peru has a promising future with the new Puerto de Chancay hub. Agricultural exports are vital to the Peruvian economy, serving as a cornerstone for economic growth, employment, and poverty reduction.

Paraguay, located in the heart of South America, is known for its strategic geographical position, providing connectivity to major regional markets. The country boasts a rich cultural heritage, with Spanish and Guarani as its official languages.

A pivotal co-financing plan, brimming with potential, is set to bolster foreign direct investment inflows to Colombia. Through this strategy, Colombia is poised to invest a substantial $2.4 million to nurture supplier development projects.

Oji Holding Corporation, a leading multinational in the pulp and cellulose market, has made a significant investment in Uruguay, directly impacting the local land market.

The Monterrey Aerocluster has demonstrated resilience and adaptability in response to the nearshoring trend, attracting significant foreign direct investment to Nuevo León.

The reintroduction of the free zone regime in Ecuador represents a significant strategic move aimed at boosting international trade, generating employment, and attracting national and foreign investments.

Omar Paganini, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Uruguay, reported that revitalizing dialogue with China will be one of the country’s main priorities once it assumes the pro tempore presidency of the South American Common Market (Mercosur) in July