The “Finance Times” and “fDi Magazine” have recognized Guatemala as the most suitable city for business based on economic benefits from 2019 – 2020 in the ‘Future Smart City in Americas’, which is why the city is often called the engine of Central America
Guatemala is located in Central America, bordered by the Pacific Ocean to the west, the Caribbean Sea to the east, Mexico to the north, Belize to the northeast, and Honduras and El Salvador to the southeast. The people are kind and enthusiastic. Guatemala is known as “the heart of the Mayan world” with the Maya peoples accounting for 53% of the total population
Overall economy of Guatemala is stable. Although affected by the epidemic in 2020, the economy receded by 1.5%, which is still comparably better than other Latin American countries. Guatemala’s exports haven’t been affected by the epidemic and have grown consistently. The export value in 2020 will reach 11.5 billion US dollars. Compared with 2019, annual growth is 3.5%. President of the Central Bank, Sergio Recinos, pointed out that if Guatemala can complete at least 70% of the population vaccinated before the second quarter of this year, its economic growth rate is estimated to be 3.5% once again.
To find raw materials abroad, Chairman Chang went on a trip to Guatemala, and it changed Chairman Chang’s life. When he returned to Taiwan, he couldn’t forget the aroma of
President Tsai’s visit to our four diplomatic allies in Central America in 2017 indicated that the relations between Taiwan and these countries have become closer and closer. Since the Taiwanese
Many people want to learn a second foreign language, and Spanish is one of the popular options. More than 500 million people speak Spanish, and it is also the official
Taiwanese love seafood very much. Even while the epidemic affects the global economy, Taiwan’s imports of white shrimp from Central America still grow by about 25% in 2020, accounting for
It is not possible to go abroad to taste exotic food during the epidemic. The Central American Economic and Trade Office specially invited Cristy, Secretary of the Embassy of Guatemala,
Guatemalan coffee is no stranger to many coffee lovers in Taiwan. In fact, Guatemala coffee accounts for 11% of Taiwan’s coffee imports, making it Taiwan’s 6th-largest coffee importer. After the
