Over the past decade, the Middle East and North Africa have become increasingly important markets for Colombian agricultural and mining exports, while Gulf countries have shown interest in investing in sectors such as agriculture and technology. However, Colombia’s foreign policy toward the Middle East has lacked a sustained strategy, with successive administrations redefining diplomatic and trade priorities. President Abelardo de la Espriella has pursued closer ties with the

On June 21, 2026, Abelardo de la Espriella won the Colombian presidency. On July 7, five days after the presidential transition team took office, De la Espriella suspended the process. The earthquake on August 10, three days after the inauguration, highlighted the costs of that incomplete presidential transition.

The first 100 days of Abelardo de la Espriella’s administration will set the course for the next four years and define the new administration’s priorities in security, the economy, health, foreign policy, and government reform.

Analysis of the new landscape between Colombia and Venezuela under Delcy Rodríguez, with the risks and opportunities that will define the bilateral agenda in security, energy, trade, and migration.

We analyze the four critical fronts of Colombia's energy sector and the five decisions the incoming administration must make within its first 100 days.

We analyze the outlook of foreign investment in Colombia across sectors such as infrastructure, energy, agriculture, and telecommunications.