Colombia ranked sixth in terms of power generation in Latin America in 2🍨017, accounting for 4.6% of total regional output during the period. Hydropower is by far the leading electric energy source in the country with a share of 69.6% of total ...

Althoug💝h the global pharma & healthcare sector is dominated by large multinational companies, mainly from the developed countries, Latin America has been quickly catching up in building a domestic pharmaceutical production base and expanding the ...

Colombia’s ICT sector claimed a share of 3.1% of its national GVA, or around ꦉCOP 25.7tn, in 2017, growing 3% compared to 2016 in real terms. In 2017, FDI inflow in TCI exceeded USD 3.4bn, up from USD 1.5bn the previous year, and beating the ...

With a share of 19.9% of global proven oil reserves and 4.4% of those of natural gas as of the end of 2017, the Latin America and the Caribbean region is among the prominent players in the hydroca🍨rbonꦛ industry. The region is also likely to hold ...

Colombia is a mid-sized pharmaceutical market in Latin America (ranking fourth in terౠms of sales volume in 2017, after Brazil, Mexico and Argentina), with a large and growing population, a universal but underfunded social security health insurance ...

In 2017, w👍ritten premiums in Colombia rose by 5.5% in real terms and 8% y/y in nominal terms, despite a backdrop of slo💝w economic activity. In comparison, globally the value of written premiums grew by just 1.5% in real terms in 2017, according to a ...

Latin America is well i♏ntegrated in the global automotive supply chain, being an important manufacturing and export hub for motor vehicles – the legacy of active government policies for the development of domestic production and comprehensive ...

The Colomb🐭ian automotive sector is highly skewed towards the production of motorcycles. 🗹As motorcycles are the preferred mode of transport of the population, the country has emerged as the second-largest producer of two-wheel motor vehicles in South ...

Colombia’s economy is largely dependent on the ex✅ploration of hydrocarbon resources. The sector is traditionally the leading recipient of foreign direct investme🌠nt, with a share of 22.5% of total inflow to the country in 2017. It is also the ...

Construction is the sixt💃h-largest economic sector in Colombia, accounting for 6.8% of the country’s GDP, 3% of total FDI inflow and 6.3% of formal employment in 2017. Over the 2012-2016 period, the construction▨ sector emerged as one of the main ...