Felipe VI at the opening of the VI. Iberoamerican CEAPI Congress
Felipe VI has the VI. Inaugurated the Ibero-American CEAPI Congress, which brings together more than 300 presidents of companies from Ibero America and Spain, as well as dozens of institutional leaders from the region, with the aim of focusing on business relations between Latin America and the European Union. on the occasion of the Spanish EU Council Presidency in the second half of 2023. The king emphasized Spain’s role as a protagonist in promoting relations between Europe and Latin America. “Spain wants and can be a great promoter of this collaboration, because he firmly believes in the region” has explained.
Likewise, he has highlighted the great figures that connect these two regions. Spain is that first European investor in Latin America – especially in Mexico and Brazil – and the second largest in the world, surpassed only by the United States. After the words of Felipe VI. this collaboration is mutual, since Latin America is the fourth investor in Spain, serving as an exceptional platform to show its projection in the rest of Europe.
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In the opening panel under the motto “The moment is now: the great opportunity”, the Secretary General of the Iberoamerican States Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization said, Mariano Jabonero, He wanted to emphasize the need to improve the level of education in Latin America. “There is a problem of lack of skills due to lack of education. There are almost 32 million students, but dropout rates are very high,” he added.
For the Honorary President of Ceapi, Enrique V Iglesias, He expressed concern at the end of an era that he described as “the most creative period in human history”, but also wanted to point to Latin America’s potential to address current challenges such as climate change, transitional energy or the lack of workforce. Finally, the Ibero-American Secretary General SEGIB said, Andrew Allamandwanted to value the role of business people as the engine of economic growth, which is not possible without the attractiveness of investments made by company managers.
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To the Spanish speakers at this VI. Congress include the CEO of Andbank, Carlos Aso; the President of the Integra Foundation, Ana bottle; the CEO of Merlin Properties, Ishmael Clemente; the President of Redeia, Beatrice runner; the President of Hispasat, Jordi Hereu; the President of Mapfre, Anthony Huertasor the Director of Business Development and Institutional Relations of Europa Press, Candles by Martin de Cabiedes.
The meeting will also feature high profile Ibero-American business leaders including the President of OHLA, Luis Amodio; the director of the Casa de México Foundation in Spain, Ximena Caraza Campos; the CEO of Panifresh (Guatemala), Connie Benitez de Paiz; The President of Dersa, J.Osé Luis Del Rio Goudie; Chairman of the Gilinski Group, Jaime Gilinskior the President of the Ocean Born Foundation (Argentina), Carolina Manhusen Schwabamong other.
In the institutional space there will be many prominent figures sharing space with business leaders. In addition to President Sánchez, the Secretary General of Segib will also attend the meeting. Andrew Allamand, the former president of the Spanish government Jose Maria Aznar; the President of the Spanish Chamber of Commerce, Jose Luis Bonet, or the President of the CNMC, Cani Fernándezamong other.
Second Vice-President of the House of Representatives, Ana Pastor; the Secretary General of the Organization of Ibero-American States (OEI), Mariano Jabonero, or the President of the EU-LAC Foundation, Leire Pajin. The centrality of the business sector in strengthening ties between Latin American countries and the European Union, as well as the role that Spain plays as a bridge between the two regions, will be key themes of the event.
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