Costa Rica to deepen links with China
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COSTA Rica aims to strengthen e-commerce links with China and participate in the Belt and Road Initiative to enhance bilateral trade and investment, the country’s trade minister said yesterday.
Alexander Mora, the foreign trade minister, said he will talk with Chinese trade and customs authorities, e-commerce companies, and attend business events to boost economic links between Costa Rica and China during his three-day visit.
He will propose to the Chinese government the exploration of infrastructure construction opportunities in the country and also consider Costa Rica as a hub for the BRI in the Caribbean region.
Mora said Costa Rica is a very active proponent in the World Trade Organization's use of e-commerce as an instrument for growing trade, and he is keen to work with Chinese trade and customs authorities to streamline policies to boost cross-border e-commerce.
The country welcomes Chinese e-commerce companies to set up logistics facilities and conduct trade.
Agriculture and industrial products, including electric, electronic and medical devices, make up more than half of Costa Rica’s total exports.
“E-commerce can be an important link among three agendas including trade, digital and development,” Mora said. “E-commerce can bring benefits to consumers and small and medium size enterprises.”
He said the development of e-commerce requires huge investment in infrastructure, which is in line with the essence of the BRI.
Costa Rica is building a new port on the Caribbean Sea coast that would cost US$1.4 billion, according to Mora.
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