The establishment of industrial parks grows in Costa Rica

Foreign investment has been one of the core points of the Government of the President Laura Chinchilla.

The city of Greece in Alajuela sector La Argentina will be the site where a new industrial plant of 230 hectares, will be located in seeking to attract all kinds of companies that offer different types of technology, including medical technology.

According to the Coordinator of the project, Francisco Bogantes, Green Valley technology centre will be built in 230 acres which is mostly land that is not being used for crop and that it will be delivered by the municipality.

Bogantes said that the municipality works closely with the Coalition's initiatives for development (CINDE) and the Association of export processing zones (AZOFRAS) to attract companies to this new business centre. The project will generate about 360 jobs per hectare.

The intention to build this Center was revealed in the framework of the celebration of the 175th anniversary of the canton of Greece.

In the country, there are several free zones, located in the province of Heredia and Alajuela. These sectors have been propitious for in conjunction with the benefits that the country offers are established service centers to the customer, production technology and others that provide a massive source of employment to the country.

According to the Director of CINDE, Gabriela Llobet, year 2010-2012 the foreign investment reached much higher levels exceeding at any time in history, the sum that was invested during those three years at 62% the investment that was made in the previous three years.

Costa Rica is a country that has offered unparalleled benefits in the region, foreign companies during these years have established 40 foreign companies that have generated around 8230 jobs, causing a national welfare.

Posted by Costa Developers