Fedexpor will deliver to the new Government a roadmap for a National Export Plan, which fell 5% in the first two months of the year

Fedexpor will deliver to the new Government a roadmap for a National Export Plan, which fell 5% in the first two months of the year

Fedexpor will deliver to the new Government a roadmap for a National Export Plan, which fell 5% in the first two months of the yearFedexpor will deliver to the new Government a roadmap for a National Export Plan, which fell 5% in the first two months of the yearinFedexpor will deliver to the new Government a roadmap for a National Export Plan, which fell 5% in the first two months of the yearFedexpor will deliver to the new Government a roadmap for a National Export Plan, which fell 5% in the first two months of the yearFedexpor will deliver to the new Government a roadmap for a National Export Plan, which fell 5% in the first two months of the yearFedexpor will deliver to the new Government a roadmap for a National Export Plan, which fell 5% in the first two months of the yearFedexpor will deliver to the new Government a roadmap for a National Export Plan, which fell 5% in the first two months of the yearFedexpor will deliver to the new Government a roadmap for a National Export Plan, which fell 5% in the first two months of the yearEcuadorian Federation of Exporters (Fedexpor)Fedexpor will deliver to the new Government a roadmap for a National Export Plan, which fell 5% in the first two months of the yearFedexpor will deliver to the new Government a roadmap for a National Export Plan, which fell 5% in the first two months of the yearFedexpor will deliver to the new Government a roadmap for a National Export Plan, which fell 5% in the first two months of the yearFelipe Ribadeneira, president of the union and head of the Ecuadorian Business Committee (CEE).

Felipe Ribadeneira, president of the union and head of the Ecuadorian Business Committee (CEE)Felipe Ribadeneira, president of the union and head of the Ecuadorian Business Committee (CEE)Felipe Ribadeneira, president of the union and head of the Ecuadorian Business Committee (CEE)Felipe Ribadeneira, president of the union and head of the Ecuadorian Business Committee (CEE)Felipe Ribadeneira, president of the union and head of the Ecuadorian Business Committee (CEE)

Felipe Ribadeneira, president of the union and head of the Ecuadorian Business Committee (CEE)

Tuna and fish also showed a decrease: they fell 13% when exporting $54 million compared to the same period in 2020. Cocoa fell 1%; but, on the other hand, coffee and processed products, with $9 million, grew by 23% in their exports.

Tuna and fish also showed a decrease: they fell 13% when exporting $54 million compared to the same period in 2020. Cocoa fell 1%; but, on the other hand, coffee and processed products, with $9 million, grew by 23% in their exports.

Regarding the total trade balance, in this period it registered a favorable balance of $558 million, resulting from a trade surplus of $655 million in the oil balance and a deficit of $97 million in the non-oil balance.

Regarding the total trade balance, in this period it registered a favorable balance of $558 million, resulting from a trade surplus of $655 million in the oil balance and a deficit of $97 million in the non-oil balance.Regarding the total trade balance, in this period it registered a favorable balance of $558 million, resulting from a trade surplus of $655 million in the oil balance and a deficit of $97 million in the non-oil balance.Regarding the total trade balance, in this period it registered a favorable balance of $558 million, resulting from a trade surplus of $655 million in the oil balance and a deficit of $97 million in the non-oil balance.

Regarding the total trade balance, in this period it registered a favorable balance of $558 million, resulting from a trade surplus of $655 million in the oil balance and a deficit of $97 million in the non-oil balance. Regarding the total trade balance, in this period it registered a favorable balance of $558 million, resulting from a trade surplus of $655 million in the oil balance and a deficit of $97 million in the non-oil balance., as the second commercial destination, registered a decrease of -12% in the same period. Likewise, non-oil shipments to , as the second commercial destination, registered a decrease of -12% in the same period. Likewise, non-oil shipments to , as the second commercial destination, registered a decrease of -12% in the same period. Likewise, non-oil shipments to

Given this analysis, Ribadeneira indicated that it will be important to specify actions between the new government and the private sector to continue with the negotiation process of a comprehensive trade agreement with the United States, Ecuador's accession to the Pacific Alliance, as well as the opening to initiate negotiations with markets where direct competitors currently enter with tariff preferences, such as Panama, Canada, Japan, among others.

"On this path of promoting internationalization, from the Federation we will deliver to the new Government the roadmap to implement the National Export Plan that articulates all the tools to improve competitiveness that the export sector requires for its sustainable growth," Ribadeneira revealed. .