Colombia Targets 6% Growth to Join World’s 25 Strongest Economies
The government of Abelardo de la Espriella has made one of its main economic goals to bring Colombia to annual growth of 6% and, in doing so, place the country among the world’s 25 strongest economies. The goal appears in the first guidelines of the 2026–2030 National Development Plan (PND), which is currently being drafted […]
Colombia has set its sights on achieving 6% annual growth over the next four years as part of its 2026-2030 National Development Plan (PND). This ambitious goal aims to position Colombia among the world's 25 strongest economies. The PND, currently in the drafting phase, is structured around six major pillars, with the fourth pillar, Economic Miracle, directly tied to the growth target.
The government plans to promote wealth creation through six strategic sectors, including mining and energy, housing and infrastructure, agribusiness, tourism, science and technology, and the bioeconomy.
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