On Thursday, the Canadian government approved the start of trade negotiations with Ecuador. This decision reflects a shared goal of deeper economic and trade integration. Set to commence in March 2024, these talks are a key step for both nations. Canada is a major market for Ecuador, especially for its non-oil exports. The Ecuadorian government […]
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