Santa Marta Seeks Caribbean Trade Bridge Role
Carlos Garamillo, an executive of the Santa Marta Chamber of Commerce for Magdalena, stated that Santa Marta is consolidating its position as a strategic point for international trade. He noted the city is also positioning itself for the energy transition in the Colombian Caribbean. Garamillo said the city has demonstrated preparation for international commerce and collaborative work between different countries in recent years. The Santa Marta Chamber of Commerce is pursuing a binational commercial strategy with Venezuela to strengthen ties in the Caribbean. Key sectors identified for growth include agro-industry, logistics, tourism, and energy. The initiative aims to move beyond simple sales to focus on market understanding, risk management, and long-term relationship building.
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Caracol Radio
“Ejecutivo de la Cámara de Comercio de Santa Marta para el Magdalena, Carlos Garamillo aseguró que Santa Marta se está consolidando como un punto estratégico para el comercio internacional y la transición energética en el Caribe colombiano.”
Blu Radio Colombia
“Con esta apuesta, Santa Marta busca convertirse en un puente comercial en el gran Caribe, en medio de una relación binacional que vuelve a tomar fuerza.”
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