City: Quito
Population: 2,151,993 approx.
Economy: economic region in the country, the city hosts the most important national companies and almost all multinational companies settled in the country is also home to the headquarters of the major industries operating in the country .
Maritime Access: Ecuador's port system is comprised of seven state-owned ports and ten private docks, specialized in general cargo and oil. The main port is Guayaquil, which handles 70% of the foreign trade of the National Port System.
Air Access: Ecuador has a dense network of airports, of which three are international. They are located in the cities of Quito, Guayaquil and Manta.
Access Road: The road access to Ecuador from Colombia is the Pan American Highway, which crosses the Ecuadorian territory from north to south. From Bogota to the International Bridge is a distance of 880 km, while from Cali distance is 441 kilometers.
Trade Agreements: To date Ecuador has in force the following Trade Agreements;
Multilateral Agreements 21-January-1996
Customs Unions 26-May-1969
Framework Agreements 18-October-2004
Partial Scope Agreements 29-June-2000
In Ecuador there is a new bill that includes tax incentives such as exemption from income tax for 5 years for the following sectors: fresh food, forestry and agroforestry chain and its processed products, metallurgy, petrochemicals, among others, also contains a reduction in the rate of income tax a progressive Corporation: 2011, 24% 2012 23%; 2013, 22%.
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