The second and last day of the Congress of the Alianza por Iberoamérica Business Council (CEAPI) it was full of very interesting debates and had the participation of young experts in innovation, digitization and technology; who analyze their challenges to continue positioning the region in the search for opportunities.
“The leading role that the new generations are taking in the search for sustainable solutions for energy supply”
This congress represented a great opportunity to publicize our work at UER, and even more so, to consolidate alliances among Ceapi members in this time of so many global and local challenges.
At Unidos en Red, for more than 10 years, we have shown that, thanks to the power of alliances, it is possible to empower agents of social change, to achieve more equilibrium and balance in access to opportunities, which help improve the quality of life of humanity.
We have to become Match Makers, promoting programs and projects, to generate these powerful strategic alliances.
Ibero-America is a cultural power of great creativity, capable of feeding the new platforms that have increased the production of series and movies. For this reason, the businessman Felipe Vicini, president of Inicia, where he said that before his arrival in the audiovisual industry, it was very informal and empirical: “I started with small documentaries and videos“.
The audiovisual cultural industry becomes not only a pole of socioeconomic development but also a great opportunity to increase the “soft power” of the Ibero-American and the Spanish language in the world.
With regard to the infrastructure of Ibero-America, Andrés Arizkorreta, Diego de la Torre and Carlos Vargas spoke, who mentioned that the Latin American region is the one with the largest population in the world in cities, which generates great challenges. For this reason, the role played by public-private partnerships to finance and design viable infrastructure projects is essential.
The post-pandemic showed how important both traditional and digital infrastructures are
In addition, on the closing day of the event, Minister Ito Bisonó from the Ministry of Industry, Commerce and MSMEs also participated. In his speech he stressed that “we are facing an unprecedented global context and I must tell you that I am very optimistic.”
In the same way, he maintained that “the current scenario represents an unprecedented opportunity for our countries and for the free zone regime throughout the Ibero-American region. This is the best time to:
1. Promote greater cooperation and integration at the regional level.
2. Boosting exports and intra-regional trade.
3. Attract new investments that translate into greater economic and social development for all the countries that make up this region.
In the following discussion table, Jaume Miquel, president of TENDAM, participated, commenting that “the key to achieving sustainability is reading the future and redefining your assets“.
He also highlighted that: “COVID gave us an opportunity, it forced us to take an external social attitude that the company would never have considered. I don’t know if the companies are ready, but we have to generate sustainable profitability and contribute to a fairer social capitalism”.
Undertaking and innovating is part of the present and future, for this reason in the following debate it was explained how Ibero-America cannot miss the train of the IV Industrial Revolution, which requires a determined commitment from the public and private spheres to stimulate innovation and the use of new technologies.
Mireya Cisneros, president of Unidos en Red, highlighted the human quality and social commitment of entrepreneurs and invited them to continue creating opportunities that improve the quality of life for all, setting up unprecedented alliances.
To close the meeting with a flourish, the CEAPI partners were in charge of presenting the recognition “Women, business and leadership in Ibero-America” to: Gina Diez Barroso, president and CEO of Grupo Diarq S.A. de C.V.; Altagracia Gómez, president of the MINSA council; Juana Barceló, president of Barrick Gold Corporation; María Lourdes Lasso, First Lady of Ecuador; Giannina Fasanelli, president of Family Office Simoniz Latam and Teresa Martín de la Mata, president of Grupo VARMA Congratulations!
In Unidos en Red, in alliance with CEAPI we identify collaborative work opportunities for the exchange of experiences and good practices of Sustainable Companies in Ibero-America.
If you are already part of the CEAPI Network, participate with your initiatives and share your good practices in an ecosystem that provides opportunities to organizations and individuals, systematizing information and establishing strategic alliances.
Together we multiply the scope of the actions we develop independently
