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Insidecostarica.com - San José, Costa Rica  - Saturday 02 July  2005

 

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Investment Attraction
Costa Rica performed very well in attracting investment, but after an initial success has worked little toward that goal, two international experts warned.

Colombian Martin Ibarra, chairman of the Committee of Free Zones of the Americas, and Puerto Rican Maria Isabel Romero, director of Industrial Development of Puerto Rico, explained that Costa Rica is still on time to renew that effort and to create the domestic conditions to take again its regional leadership in that area.

The Investment Director of the Ministry of Foreign Trade, Rafael Ramirez, said that there are steps towards a change in that trend, among them passing from criticism and complaints to an effort to attract more capital and businesses from abroad as a national policy.







 

 
 

 
   

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