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Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa participated in the Business Future of the Americas (BFA), a business gathering that brought together more than 300 private sector leaders and government representatives from Latin America and the Caribbean in Quito. Organized by the Association of American Chambers of Commerce in Latin America and the Caribbean (AACCLA), the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, and the Ecuadorian-American Chamber of Commerce, the forum addressed topics related to trade, investment, and hemispheric security, fundamental pillars for strengthening regional economic integration.
During his speech, the president highlighted the growth of exports, the recovery of economic activity, and the reduction of inequality levels in Ecuador. He also emphasized the importance of combating organized crime and guaranteeing security conditions that allow for the consolidation of a favorable environment for investment, productive development, and trade expansion. Noboa also noted that the country continues to advance in indicators that strengthen the confidence of international markets.
Regarding foreign trade, the president highlighted opportunities to attract foreign investment and position Ecuador as a strategic point for regional production, logistics, and distribution. These factors are especially relevant for the maritime and port sector, considering the role of Ecuadorian ports in cargo mobilization, connectivity with international markets, and the strengthening of logistics chains. The consolidation of a competitive and secure environment contributes to boosting maritime transport, facilitating the flow of exports, and increasing the country's participation in global trade.
Source: camara_ecuador
