Puebla-Panama Plan
Puebla-Panama Plan
Refers to the 2001 agreement between Mexico concerning nine of its southern states, Belize, Guatemala, Honduras, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Panama, and Colombia intended to promote regional integration and development.
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Related terms
- RT⇆ Industrial incentives
- RT⇆ Urban planning
- RT⇆ N.A.F.T.A.
- RT⇆ Foreign corporations
- RT⇆ Subnational government
- RT⇆ Loans to foreign governments
- RT⇆ Commerce and industry
- RT⇆ Communications
- RT⇆ Treaties and agreements, Inter-American
- RT⇆ International organizations
- RT⇆ Transnational corporations
- RT⇆ Economic incentives
- RT⇆ Loans
- RT⇆ Planning
- RT⇆ Rural planning
- RT⇆ Transportation
- RT⇆ Customs
- RT⇆ Latin American Free Trade Association
- RT⇆ Tourism
- RT⇆ Economic integration
- RT⇆ Common market
- RT⇆ Customs tariff
- RT⇆ Free trade
- RT⇆ Import-export
- RT⇆ Treaties and agreements
- RT⇆ Investments
- RT⇆ Economic integration, Central American
- RT⇆ Foreign investment
- RT⇆ Investments abroad
- RT⇆ Nontariff trade controls
- RT⇆ C.A.F.T.A.
- RT⇆ Sustainable development
- 'العربية خطة شعب بنما
- Deutsch Plan Puebla-Panama
- Español Plan Puebla Panamá
- Français Plan Puebla-Panamá
- Italiano Piano Puebla-Panama
- Português Plano Puebla Panamá
- русский язык План Пуэбла-Панама
