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This Ministry is responsible for coordinating, designing and evaluating policies in the agricultural sector with other economic and social sectors. Moreover, among its functions is to provide conditions of stability and clarity in the rules that encourage private investment in the agricultural sector.

Address:	Amazonas Y Eloy alfaro
City:	Quito
Telephone:	+593 023 960 100
Fax:	+593 023 960 200
Homepage:	Link to Homepage
Email:	[email protected]

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Key people & contacts:

Mr Carlos Vallejo López [email protected]	Ing Jaime Oswaldo Durango Flores [email protected]
Subsecretario de Acuacultura Mr José Centanaro Rodigruez Personal Profile Phone: +593 3960 100 [email protected]	SUBSECRETARIO DE PESCA Ing Guillermo Alejandro Moran VelÃ¡zquez Personal Profile [email protected]
Ministro de Agricultura, Ganadería, Acuacultura y Pesca Mr Ramón Leonardo Espinel Martínez Personal Profile Phone: +593 023 960 100/200 [email protected]

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