To improve the communication between investors and ITC stakeholders, including those responsible for policy development, trade support institutions and SMEs in developing countries, the International Trade Centre (ITC) provides a a series of relevant publications.

Learn about the latest trends in international trade, the ITC, and its initiatives on the following links:

The International Trade Centre (ITC) assists trade support institutions and the business community during trade negotiations. It also encourages cooperation between policy makers and private sector actors to create a trade policy framework conducive to the growth of exports of SMEs.

Find out more about ITC and its main activities to support collaboration between public and private sectors:

One of the main objectives of the International Trade Centre (ITC) is to strengthen trade support institutions in developing countries.

Find out more about ITC and its main activities in this regard at the following links:

Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in developing countries are the main beneficiaries of the services of the International Trade Centre (ITC). The ITC recognizes that by exporting, they generate more income, unemployment rates are lower and poverty is reduced.

Learn more about online resources that ITC offers to boost your exports by clicking the following links:

The International Trade Centre (ITC) is aware of the scarcity of reliable information on markets and business opportunities. For this reason, the ITC provides online tools that make global trade more transparent and facilitate access to new markets. Through the following links you can find more business information:

The International Trade Centre (ITC) is a joint body of the World Trade Organization and the United Nations. For the past 40 years its main objective has been to help companies in developing countries become more competitive in global markets, accelerate economic development and contribute to achieving the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) of the United Nations.

The National Council for Investment Promotion (CONAPRI) provides timely information on topics inherent to investing in the country. Click on the following links to access industry analyses, macroeconomic and financial indicators, among other publications.

KOTRA (Korean Trade-Investment Promotion Agency) is an organization aimed at growing the investment and trade sectors in Korea. It helps with the growth of new export companies, the creation of new future markets and business areas, and providing infrastructural support to strengthen global competitiveness of entrepreneurs.

KOTRA offers a variety of services for the trade and investment sector: