CCMCAIT promotes the development of business opportunities by leveraging regional and international integration agreements and mechanisms, facilitating market access, attracting investment, and strengthening business capacity.
Association of Caribbean States (ACS)
The ACS Founding Convention was signed on July 24, 1994, in Cartagena de Indias, Colombia, with the aim of promoting consultation, cooperation, and concerted action among Caribbean countries. It comprises 25 member states and seven associate members, and is a key mechanism for regional integration and the economic development of the Greater Caribbean.
CARICOM (Caribbean Community)
CARICOM drives economic cooperation and integration among Caribbean countries, fostering better conditions for production, trade, and investment. Its benefits include strengthened competitiveness, economic growth, job creation, and improved living standards across the region — benefits a Colombian company can leverage indirectly through the right support.
ACP States (Africa, Caribbean and Pacific)
The group of ACP States coordinates economic and trade cooperation. Through agreements such as the Lomé Convention, these countries establish trade and cooperation relations with the European Union, expanding access to international markets and strengthening sustainable development.
