The business trip is being organized by the Chamber of Importers of Costa Rica and the Israeli Embassy in Costa Rica, and aims to analyze potential business opportunities between the two economies.

Prensalibre.com reports that "... According to the Ministry of Foreign Trade (Comex), last year Costa Rica's exports to Israel increased by 13%, while Costa Rican imports from that country rose by 4%. "

Source: prensalibre.cr

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