GOUV COMEX has been officially launched as an international export and investment promotion project structured to connect companies with global market opportunities. The initiative was created to support small, medium, and large enterprises through coordinated market access, partnership facilitation, and international expansion strategies.
The project operates as a practical platform linking businesses to trade channels, investors, and cross-border cooperation networks. Its framework combines institutional coordination with private-sector engagement to reduce entry barriers and accelerate international positioning.
GOUV COMEX focuses on three primary pillars: export promotion, investment attraction, and global business connectivity. Through these pillars, participating companies receive structured support to identify opportunities, approach new markets, and build qualified partnerships.
Implementation Timeline
The rollout of GOUV COMEX follows a phased access model:
- January 1, 2026 — Official project start, initially serving companies with existing contracts with GOUV
- From February 2026 — Access extended to businesses located in countries where GOUV maintains overseas missions
- From March 2026 onward — Global expansion, opening participation to companies from other countries worldwide
This staged model allows operational calibration while progressively increasing geographic coverage and sector participation.
Scope of Support
Within the GOUV COMEX framework, companies may receive support in areas such as:
- Identification of target export markets
- International partner and buyer mapping
- Investment connection channels
- Trade and expansion strategy orientation
- Cross-border project facilitation
- Institutional and business matchmaking
The structure is designed to be sector-flexible, enabling participation from manufacturing, agribusiness, services, technology, and value-added product segments.
Strategic Objective
GOUV COMEX is positioned as a long-term trade and investment connectivity program. Its objective is to strengthen business internationalization capacity while promoting sustainable and partnership-based growth models.
The initiative consolidates GOUV’s role as a connector between companies, markets, and investors through structured global cooperation mechanisms.
Expanding trade. Attracting investment. Building global connections.

