The per🐲formance of the Colombian transportation sector is closely linked to the country’s overall economic performance. In 2016 and 2017 the GVA of the sector remained almost flat following the slowdo🌟wn of economic activity in the country. ...

In 2017, Colombia’s banking sect💖or continued to demonstrate resilience to tepid GDP growth, posting annual growth rates of 9% and 🍒6% for total loans and total assets (measured in COP) respectively. In particular, mortgage loans experienced ...

Colombia’s food and beverage sector is a major contributor to the country’s e🗹conomy. The domestic GDP growth is highly dependent on household consumption. According to data from the Central Bank of Colombia, in 2017, 62.9% of ...

The tourism s𝄹ector of Colombia has significant growth potential due to the natural and cultural resources of th꧃e country. The recent demobilisation of the insurgent group FARC also favours the development of the sector with the improved security ...

The mining sector plays a central role in Colombia’s economy, being responsible for 18.3% of its tota💜l export revenues and 2.1% of its GDP in 2017. During the year, the country was the leading thermal coal producer in Latin America, ...

Colombia’s agriculture, livestock, forestry, hunting and fisheries sect♍or accounted for 6.5% of GDP in 2017 and for 17.3% of total employment in 2017. The government agricultural support programme Colombia Siembra (“Colombia Sows&rd♊quo;), ...

 Colombia is the fourth-largest economy in Latin America in terms of nominal 🎃GDP,ꦿ and the third largest country in the region by population, with 48.7mn people as of December 2016. Over the period 2011-2016, the trade sector performed well, with ...

ICT is part of the more broadly defined Transportation, Communication and Information (“TCI”) sector. Colombia’s TCI sector claimed a share of 7.0% of the national GVA, or around COP 55.5tn, in 2016, remain🦄ingཧ stagnant compared to ...

Constr🗹uction is the fourth-largest economic sector in Colombia, accounting for 9.4% of the country’s GDP, 5% of total FDI inflow and 6.2% of formal employment in 2016. Over the period 2011-2014, the construction sector emerged as one of the ...

The Colombian motor vehicle sector is a relatively small industry wit♐h great potential for future growth, given the fact that the country has the third-largest population in Latin America, with 48.8mn inhabitants as of the end of 2016. At the same ...