Bolivia, with a population of around 12 million, is a land of abundant natural wealth and a diverse economy. The nation’s economic framework is largely supported by mining, agriculture, and hydrocarbons. Bolivia is a leading global supplier of lithium, silver, and tin, minerals that are critical to its export revenue. Its agricultural sector, producing commodities like soybeans, quinoa, and coffee, also plays a significant role in trade. Bolivia’s energy sector, particularly natural gas, adds to its prominence as a regional supplier. With a GDP of approximately $45 billion and a per capita income near $3,600 (2023),

Bolivia’s government and business leaders can collaborate with the World Business Center to advance sustainable energy initiatives, enhance trade networks, and drive inclusive economic development on the global stage.