To choose Amapá to invest is making sure that all productivea activity is associated with preserving the environment. It is the most preserved State in Brazil, with more than 96% of its ecosystems intact, and consideres its biodiversity as one of its most important resources for the promotoion of social and economic development.
Amapá has 143,537 km² and an extraordinary biodiversity, estimated in more than 400,000 species, many of which are endemic. With 19 areas protected by law that aim at the conservation of native forest, being: 02 municipal; 05 state; 12 federal
We are proud of the recognition of being the most preserved state in the country, combining environmental conservation and economic development.
The economy of the State of Amapá is directly linked to agriculture, livestock, mining, industry and services, whose tertiary and secondary sectors played a fundamental role in the composition of GDP in 2018, which corresponded to R$ 16.8 billion, as shown by the data in the graph made availabe by the State Secretary for Planning - SEPLAN
Trade balance in the period from 2018 to 2019 the State of Amapá totaled US$ 230.57 million in exports, in 2020 the State ended the year with a surplus of US$ 130.5 million and US$ 312.2 million in exports with a positive variation of 19.4%.