Exporters from El Salvador and Ecuador Form Alliance

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The agreement will last a year and seeks to strengthen the commercial relationship between the countries by implementing actions that will lead to a sustained increase in trade.

"In addition to promoting and developing trade, Ecuador and El Salvador will look to encourage collaboration through the continuous exchange and publication of commercial and economic information. Both will provide consultancy services regarding legal, economic, commerical and financial issues that may be relevant to interested companies," reports Capitales.com.

Source: Capitales.com

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