Pacha Tata World Services Brokerage 

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Exportations

Bolivia traditionally has been integrated in international trade through export of raw materials. At present, the liberal market model has been proposed as one of its central pillars of development in the production of goods under a "broad-based export model", where economic initiatives that involve all participants benefited from the process.
Within this framework, the government has opted for the HIPC program that allows a reduction of its external debt in exchange for the implementation of a Bolivian Strategy for Poverty Reduction (Bolivian Poverty Reduction Strategy). One of the core of this strategy is to promote economic and social development through intensive development of production chains for export. This very productive is also encouraged by another political process: the incorporation of Bolivia in the regime of "preferences" that regulates the Trade Promotion Act and Drug Eradication in the Andes (ATPDEA). This is a compensatory program where the Andean countries must be certified by United States in its fight against drug trafficking to enable the marketing of certain products with zero tariff.

The various private economic expectations focus on international trade as a means to combat poverty, out of economic crisis and boost national development. Pacha Tata World Brokerage Services identifies the marketing strategy of expanding target markets since they do not play with the economic security of a country, establishing a single market.

                        Key Benefits

• Industrialization
• Large Markets
• Workforce Stability
• Economic Growth
                  

Capabilities

        Pacha Tata World Brokerage Services is a company that has the capacity to supply markets with products in the areas of:

• Agriculture
• Mining
• Forestry
• Artisan