It is a meeting point to promote knowledge and opportunities for growth and development between Latin America and Asia Pacific, through strategic and sustainable cooperation.
Having surpassed two decades since the signing of the agreement, bilateral trade concluded 2025 with a total exchange of USD 6.801 billion.
Exports increased by 9.5% in 2024 compared to 2023, driven by agri-food and processed food products.
The Center for China and Asia-Pacific Studies at the Universidad del Pacífico and the Boston University Global Development Policy Center have released a series of 12 working papers analyzing China’s role in Latin America’s energy transition and its economic, social, and environmental implications.