The Consulate General of Nicaragua in Washington, DC is one of the diplomatic missions representing Nicaragua in the United States. It is part of a network of consulates located in major cities across the country, including Los Angeles, Houston, Miami, New York, San Francisco, and Washington, D.C. The consulate provides various services to Nicaraguan citizens and promotes bilateral relations between Nicaragua and the United States.
Nicaragua is a country in Central America known for its rich agricultural sector, including the production of tobacco and palm oil. In 2017, the tobacco sector generated $216 million in exports, a 9.5% increase from the previous year. Additionally, palm oil exports reached over $33 million in 2016. Nicaragua has also been recognized as a tourist destination, with its natural attractions such as volcanoes and its inclusion in travel guides like The Rough Guide. The country hosts international events like the Puro Sabor Nicaragua Festival, which attracts representatives from 30 countries. Canada is one of Nicaragua's top trading partners, particularly in the mining and light manufacturing sectors. Spanish scientists from the Canary Islands are currently studying the Cerro Negro volcano in Nicaragua, which is the most active volcano in the Americas.
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