Diana Marcela Morales, Colombia's Minister of Commerce, Industry, and Tourism, presented an overview of her administration in an interview, noting that the government's program vision has been implemented on several economic and productive fronts.
The official highlighted that policies have been strengthened to support micro, small, and medium-sized businesses, as well as innovation and industrial development programs aimed at increasing the country's competitiveness.
On international issues, Morales emphasized the importance of relations with the United States and other strategic partners, indicating that the government is working to diversify markets and consolidate agreements that benefit various productive sectors.
The report also included pending challenges such as improving productivity, reducing regional competitiveness gaps, and addressing the global context of economic slowdown. The minister stated that the roadmap will continue to focus on boosting key sectors and promoting sustainable tourism.
According to Morales, the commitment is to advance public policies that allow for the consolidation of economic growth with equity, in line with the objectives set by President Gustavo Petro.