Costa Rica is Not Ready for a Chinese Economic ZoneBuilding the new airport in Orotina, expanding the route to Puerto Caldera, building the San José-San Ramón highway and simplifying procedures for doing business are some of things that China requires before setting up a Special Economic Zone in the country.Monday, September 4, 2017
The study to determine the country's feasibility to host a special Chinese economic zone was suggested by the Chinchilla administration in 2014, but its results have only now become available, due to, according to former Costa Rican ambassador to China, Marco Vinicio Ruiz, bad management on the part of the current administration. Source: Nacion.com ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?China to Costa Rica: "If You Dont Give to Me, I Wont Give to You"March 2016 The stagnation of the refinery project could be the reason for China's loss of interest in Costa Rica, after having stopped the disbursement of a $24 million "freebie", the purchase of $1 billion worth of Costa Rican bonds, the development of an industrial pole, and the extension of a road. Feasibility of SEZ to be StudiedJanuary 2015 The Solis administration has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Chinese government to begin studying the feasibility of setting up a special economic zone in Costa Rica for enterprises from China. Costa Rica Attracts Business with ChinaMay 2013 Next September a delegation of 100 Chinese entrepreneurs will be in the country looking for business, and in November the China-Latin America Business Summit will attract about 1,000 Asian and Latin American entrepreneurs. Costa Rica: Feasibility Study for SEZAugust 2012 The Republic of China is to conduct a feasibility study for the construction of a Special Economic Zone (SEZ) in the country.
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