US EditionLatin America - Caribbean Needs New Diversification Strategies Amid a Global Shift in the Rules of Trade
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Authorities agreed that the International Economic Forum Latin America and the Caribbean will not be an isolated event, but a state initiative that must be maintained over time, with the support of the CAF
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Latin America - Caribbean needs new diversification strategies amid a global shift in the rules of trade
SANTIAGO DE CHILE – The executive secretary of the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC), José Manuel Salazar-Xirinachs, said that given the current rupture to the international order and the shift in global trade rules, the region needs new strategies in order to diversify and reach agreements with other trade areas in the world. The United Nations regional commission’s highest authority participated in the first day o…
To strengthen digital transformation, innovation and economic development and for Latin America and the Caribbean to have its own voice in the face of today's challenges, countries need to work in a coordinated and collaborative manner. This was the joint message of the heads of State who met on 28 January at the International Economic Forum Latin America and the Caribbean 2026, organized by the Development Bank of Latin America and the Caribbea…
Finance Minister Participates In Plenary Discussions At CAF’s International Economic Forum – Latin America and the Caribbean 2026
Finance Minister Participates In Plenary Discussions At CAF’s International Economic Forum – Latin America and the Caribbean 2026 Finance Minister Participates In Plenary Discussions At CAF’s International Economic Forum – Latin America and the Caribbean 2026 TTT News January 29, 2026 Business And FinanceOn Wednesday 28th January, 2026, Finance Minister Davendranath Tancoo participated in CAF’s International Economic Forum – Latin America and th…
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