Design strategies to strengthen the export of knowledge-based services, through electronic means, in the identified sectors.

Implement the stage of measuring the impact of the projects on the national agendas of the Investment Facilitation Instance of the Pacific Alliance.

Establish a permanent public-private dialogue mechanism between the Services and Capitals Technical Group and the CEAP to use the Pacific Alliance Investment Facilitation Authority (IFIAP, by its acronym in Spanish).

Develop cooperation actions and exchange of good practices in the area of trade-in services statistics among the member countries of the Pacific Alliance

Identify regional projects that make up the work agenda of the Investment Facilitation Initiative of the Pacific Alliance.

Promote the Investment Facilitation Initiative of the Pacific Alliance (IFIAP, by its acronym in Spanish), as an instrument to promote actions to address and provide solutions to investment barriers. The group of services and capitals will inform the Free Trade Commission about the identified obstacles that have not been removed, to adopt the solution actions.

Advance the voluntary registration of professionals of the Pacific Alliance.

Evaluate, in coordination with the Ministries of Finance, the existing barriers in tax and customs matters in order to promote and facilitate the export of services among the member countries of the Pacific Alliance.

Develop standards and criteria for the provision of professional services that facilitate the movement of professional service providers in the region.

Start the construction of a Common Digital Agenda, aware that our integration into the digital world will have a decisive impact on our economic and social future.

Conclude the negotiation of the “Memorandum of Understanding among the Consumer Protection Agencies of the Pacific Alliance”, whose objective will be to establish a scheme of cooperation, mutual assistance and information exchange, in order to strengthen and improve orientation, protection and defense of consumers in the region.

Complete the development of the booklet for the Promotion of Consumer Rights.

Conclude the Study to identify good practices for attracting investments.

Finalize the assessment of barriers and opportunities for investment in the countries of the Pacific Alliance.

Develop projects that contribute to improving the investment climate and trade in services in the member countries.

Continue developments in telecommunications and electronic commerce, in order to achieve deeper integration in accordance with international trends in these issues.

Prepare a study to identify the barriers and investment opportunity areas for a greater flow of capital within the region and beyond.

Work in a coordinated way on projects that contribute to an environment of greater certainty for investors.

To ensure that these first steps towards deep integration are sustainable and multiply, it is necessary to work on the mutual recognition or homologation of professional titles and licenses, and on the reduction or elimination of the restrictions that remain within the Alliance at a technical level and in terms of access to services and investment.

In the short term, we instruct: To our authorities to continue negotiations on air transport and other services, in accordance with the agreements adopted at previous Summits.

Share, within the Services and Capitals Group, experiences and visions on the topic of emerging capital markets and analyze their inclusion as part of the Pacific Alliance process, with a view to integrating them.

Conclude the negotiation of an Investment Chapter that improves investment protection standards foreseen in the previous bilateral agreements, that establishes complementary provisions to them and that reflects the best practices of the countries regarding the investor dispute settlement mechanism – State.

Conclude negotiations on financial services, telecommunications, maritime services and air transport. On Air Transport, achieve a first stage of agreements for cargo and passengers, with 3rd, 4th and 5th freedoms on intraregional flights between the countries of the Alliance without restrictions.

During the first half of this year, the negotiations will have culminated in a set of areas and disciplines that deepen existing bilateral agreements among our counties (…) Services (including Financial Services, Maritime Transport, Telecommunications, Air Services and Professional Services); Investments.

The beginning of negotiations on Electronic Commerce in addition to the Free Trade Agreements in force among the countries of the Alliance; as well as, the evaluation of the feasibility of negotiating additional provisions to those established in the international investment agreements in force among the countries of the Alliance that incorporate last generation clauses, particularly in relation to sustainable investment and investment promotion and , if applicable, the respective negotiations will begin.

Actions are developed to deepen the integration in trade of services and capital in the region, as well as to evaluate the need and convenience of negotiating an Agreement that covers the disciplines of investment and services within the framework of the Pacific Alliance.

The sessions of the Mixed Joint Committee on Services and Investment, identifying the existing barriers are initiated, in order to facilitate investment and trade in services in the countries of the Alliance.

In a first stage, work in the following areas will be prioritized: business people movement and facilitation for migratory transit, including police cooperation; trade and integration, including trade facilitation and customs cooperation; services and capital, including the possibility of integrating stock exchanges; and, cooperation and dispute settlement mechanisms; and create technical groups for each of these areas.