This final paper deals with the topic: Chile's trade strategy. Chile is the most developed country in South America with a specific position and climate. Precisely because of its geographical position, it is an extremely good location for growing various agricultural products. Industry is important for the economy, especially the processing industry because it is a country that is extremely rich in copper. Chile is a country that has experienced a coup d'etat and a dictatorship in its recent history, which has necessitated a long-term recovery and the implementation of a series of reforms. By improving education, they have the opportunity to create exceptional experts in various fields. Nevertheless, despite numerous reforms in the country, the large gap between rich and poor is still quite pronounced, which is becoming a cause of dissatisfaction and unrest. With the dependence on the price of copper, this is precisely one of the biggest problems for Chile that they have not yet been able to completely eliminate. The country has a foreign trade surplus and is one of the largest producers of salmon and wine in the world. The country has a foreign trade surplus and is one of the largest producers of salmon and wine in the world. The product they export the most is copper, which the country is rich in, while oil is the product they import the most.