Costa Rica and the new import-export opportunities: an evolving market

How the Kyoto Convention opens new opportunities for international investors and businesses

Costa Rica confirms its leading role in international trade thanks to its recent accession to the Kyoto Convention, an agreement that aims to simplify and modernise customs operations. With this choice, the country aims to optimise its import and export procedures, reducing waiting times and bureaucratic costs for those wishing to trade with this flourishing Central American economy. Through the Convention, Costa Rica can now offer a more transparent customs management system, which improves the efficiency of controls and facilitates the entry of new international players into the local market.

Costa Rica and the new import-export opportunities: an evolving market

These innovations are a lever to attract investors and entrepreneurs, especially in a global context where speed and transparency in transactions are strategic elements. The presence of a solid and well-organised commercial network increases Costa Rica's competitiveness, generating positive effects on all economic sectors, including the real estate market. Indeed, a stable commercial infrastructure also makes the country more attractive to those seeking investment opportunities in real estate or wishing to explore new business possibilities in an economically stable environment.

The added value of the Kyoto Convention is that it allows Costa Rica to be a model of transparency and growth, offering not only easier access to international markets, but also a business network that encourages safe and strategic investments. For Flor de Pacifico clients, investing in a forward-looking country means being able to count on a robust and open market, ideal for those seeking stability and opportunities in a country with great economic potential.

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