New Zealand will attend the Pacific Alliance in Cali, Colombia on 22 and 23 May. This is the first meeting New Zealand has attended since being granted observer status to the fast-growing Latin America economic bloc known as the Pacific Alliance, which includes Mexico, Chile, Colombia and Peru, according to trade Minister Tim Groser. He added that, New Zealand will be better placed to build on our existing relationships, and to share experiences and learning on integration within the Asia-Pacific region. The Pacific Alliance was formed in April 2011, with the aim of facilitating regional economic integration in a way that complemented existing bilateral agreements between members. New Zealand already works closely with Mexico, Chile and Peru in the context of the Trans-Pacific Partnership negotiations and APEC, and shares with all members the goal of Asia-Pacific economic integration. Sylodium (global import export directory) you can advertise for free your company or your project, at the intersection of cities that you want, for example;惠灵顿(新西兰) - 波哥大(哥伦比亚) or any city around the World.