VII Cumbre de la Alianza del Pacífico

The VII Summit of the Pacific Alliance was an international business conference that brought together leading politicians and business figures from several Latin American countries. The meeting focused on discussing trade facilitation and establishing digital markets among member states.

The Pacific Alliance was established in 2011 to promote economic integration between Chile, Colombia, Mexico, and Peru. The summits are regular gatherings where member countries review their cooperation and agree on new initiatives.

Representatives from member nations agreed to share embassy facilities worldwide, strengthening diplomatic connections across Latin America.

The meeting took place in Cali, an important trade city in Colombia with good international connections. Visitors should expect that the region experiences increased security during such major conferences and access to certain areas may be restricted.

The summit attracted over 300 business leaders and nine government heads, underscoring the weight of the regional partnership. The event was one of the largest economic gatherings in Latin America, demonstrating the commitment of participating nations to closer collaboration.

Website: http://viicumbrealianzadelpacifico.com

GPS coordinates: 3.45000,-76.53333

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