It was agreed that on 19 and 20 June 2013 will be the first business Macro meeting of the Pacific Alliance.
The Colombian government announced that for the first half of 2013 will be ready the trade agreement between the countries of the Pacific Alliance: Mexico, Colombia, Peru and Chile.
Foreign Trade Minister Sergio Diaz-Granados said that this was one of the decisions taken by the Working Groups and the High Level Group (HLG) of the Pacific Alliance, which met between 18 and 20 December in the Colombian city of Cali.
"Given the great strides that have been made at the negotiating table, we hope to have something solid in the middle of next year," the official stressed.
The objective of the agreement is that members of the Pacific Alliance, forming an area of deep integration, where free to ensure the movement of goods, services, capital and people.
"In the most recent table discussions were held regarding the offers tariff and rules of origin, in order to achieve better access of our products to the expanded market of the Alliance," said Minister of Foreign Trade.
He added that the meeting dealt with issues such as Cali "as sanitary, phytosanitary and technical standards with the consolidation of a text of disciplines that reflect the interests of developing countries."
In the meeting it was agreed that on 19 and 20 June 2013 will be the first business Macrorueda Pacific Partnership, organized by agencies promoting their members: Promperú Proinversion Prochile, Proméxico and Proexport ".
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