Bancóldex, with the support of the national government through the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Tourism, has announced the loan portfolio consisting of the credit lines: Competitive MSMEs, Internationalization for Productivity, Sustainable Progress and Women Entrepreneurs and worth $320,000 million pesos to support micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in the country.
These are credit quotas to promote the modernization of production processes, their adoption sustainable practices, the internationalization of small and medium-sized enterprises, and the financial inclusion and growth of women-led businesses.
“With these financing resources, we want the country’s MSMEs to have access to resources so that they can be more productive, finance their energy transition processes, be more sustainable and meet quality standards that will allow them to enter new markets,” the minister said of Foreign Affairs. Trade, industry and tourismGerman Umaña Mendoza.
Source: El heraldo
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