Products of the Dominican agribusiness and the agricultural sector were exhibited at the event “Latin America Exports: Discover the Wealth of Latin America”, an activity carried out in Belgium on September 19.
In the activity, organized by the Embassy of the Dominican Republic In collaboration with the Brussels Morning Market (MaBru), products such as mango, avocado, banana, plantains, cassava, yams, coffee and chocolates, among others, were exhibited.
Through a press release it was reported that this event aimed to promote agroindustrial and agricultural products from Latin America in the important Belgian market.
- The exhibition brought together countries such as: Bolivia, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama and Paraguay, who presented a wide variety of products that highlight the richness and diversity of the region.
Among the featured products were tropical fruits, high-quality coffee, cocoa, and processed products, all representing excellence. agroindustrial of Latin America.
Ambassador Iván Ogando Lora emphasized the importance of the exhibition as a platform to position these products in a strategic market.
“The variety and quality of our products They are a testimony to the potential of our region,” he said during the opening of the event.
Dominican exportable offer
The Dominican Republic, for its part, presented a selection of tropical fruitsaccompanied by practical information, which sparked the interest of attendees. The interaction with the products allowed visitors to learn more about the Dominican exportable offer and the commercial opportunities it represents.
The event was not only a showcase of products, but also a valuable opportunity to strengthen commercial ties between Latin America and Belgium.
The Embassy of the Dominican Republic He extended his gratitude to the authorities of the Brussels Morning Market for their logistical support, which was key to the success of this initiative.
The exhibition “Latin America Exports” not only highlighted the wealth of agro-industrial and agricultural products in the region, but also marked a significant step towards the consolidation of trade relations between Latin America and Belgium.
