Why Nicaragua?

It is one of Latin America more attractive for foreign investment because of its human element technically qualified and high willingness to work and investment incentives for competitive, fair and balanced international agreements and regulatory framework allow internal grant.La Ubicación Geográfica

  • Geographic Location
  • The safest country in the region
  • Labor supply productive and competitive
  • The effect of the Free Trade Agreement DR-CAFTA: Nicaragua is the only country with a market share (TPL `s), textile-clothing sector, for export to United States free of import taxes in the country
  • WTO: under the World Trade Organization, Nicaragua after 2008 will be the only country in the region of C. America. and the Caribbean that may continue to provide export subsidies
  • Infrastructure in telecommunications technology

Strategic Location:
Nicaragua is located strategically in the heart of the American continent, only two hours by air and three days by sea to major ports on both coasts of United States, Mexico and South America.

Political and social stability in an environment of freedom and democracy.

The safest country in the region:
Our investors believe that Nicaragua is the safest country in the region and a survey of police forces in America, Managua is the safest capital in the region and Nicaragua the safest countries in Central America. That is why Nicaragua is among the safest countries in the world.

Wide availability of the human element of high productivity and competitiveness:
In Nicaragua the human resource is one of the most productive in the region, with its fast learning capability, low turnover and absenteeism (less than 3%) making the Nicaraguan labor force is one of the most competitive and attractive in America America.

WTO: Extension of export subsidies after 2008:According to Annex 7 of the World Free Trade Agreement, Nicaragua is the only country in Central America and the Caribbean that may continue to provide export incentives for a period of 10 to 15 years after 2008.

The effect of the Free Trade Agreement DR-CAFTA:
The TPL (Tariff Preference Level) in the textile-apparel sector. Following negotiations of CAFTA, Nicaragua was the only country in the region to be granted the benefit of preferential tariff arrangements (TPL), which permits the introduction of clothing made with fabric or yarn originating in the countries from DR-CAFTA.

Infrastructure in telecommunications technology sector:
Nicaragua has direct access to telecommunications throughout the world through two connections submarine optical fiber cable (Arcos-1 and Maya1).