The United States-Panama Free Trade Agreement (FTA) is a testament to the enduring importance of international trade in the modern global economy. Signed on June 28, 2007, and implemented on October 31, 2012, this agreement has significantly shaped the economic relations between the United States and Panama.

This past June, the Uruguayan Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF) gave the go-ahead for a new free zone to take shape in the country. The primary condition is that Zona Franca del Plata must provide the infrastructure for the installation of the new facility

Ecuador, located in the northwestern corner of South America, boasts a diverse and unique economic landscape. Despite challenges, Ecuador’s potential for sustainable development remains promising.

The Chilean National Petroleum Company (ENAP) is indispensable in Chile’s national economy, serving as a critical pillar of energy security and economic stability. ENAP, as the state-owned entity responsible is for the exploration, production, and distribution of petroleum and natural gas resources,

In the Dominican Republic, there are 804 companies and 86 free zone parks in operation, as announced by the Minister of Industry and Commerce.

Introduction The textile industry has been a cornerstone of economic development in many countries, and Honduras is no exception. In recent decades, this Central American nation has emerged as a critical player in the global textile and apparel sector. With favorable...

The Panama Canal, a marvel of engineering and an important symbol of international trade celebrates its 109th anniversary this year since its inauguration on August 15, 1914.

The automotive industry in Argentina has long been a cornerstone of the nation’s economy, playing a pivotal role in shaping its economic landscape and development. It has a rich history dating back to the early 20th century.

The Interoceanic Corridor of the Isthmus of Tehuantepec will interconnect the Southern Mexican ports of Coatzacoalcos and Salina Cruz. It will impact the movement of goods and the economy with ten development poles along its 324 kilometers.

Doing business in Peru presents an array of enticing opportunities for both local and international entrepreneurs. The country’s strategic geographical location, boasting access to multiple global markets, serves as a gateway for trade in South America.

Political stability, low corruption levels, and a supportive government provide a reliable and secure business environment. Moreover, the country’s modern infrastructure, coupled with competitive labor costs, enhances the operational efficiency and cost-effectiveness of shared service centers in Uruguay.

The Association of Latin American Integration (ALADI) is a significant regional organization that has played a crucial role in promoting economic integration and cooperation among its member countries. Founded in 1980, ALADI has facilitated dialogue, trade, and economic development.