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As part of the commitment of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to raise the levels of well-being of the Mexican population within the framework of the fourth technological revolution one more meeting of the North American Corridor 4.0 for Development was held today. The meeting was chaired by the head of Unit for North America Roberto Velasco lvarez who celebrated the efforts made by all the participants of the Corridor and recognized the work of the Consulate General of Mexico in Los Angeles for its leadership in the period he occupied the vice presidency.In turn he congratulated the Consulate General of Mexico in San Francisco for assuming the vice presidency and communicated the adhesion of the Consulate General of Mexico in Miami. In the Unit for North America we are extremely satisfied with the projects that have been achieved I invite you to continue working as before on those that are in the process of completion.Likewise Velasco lvarez highlighted the work of the Consulate of Mexico in Boston during the International Biotechnology Convention BIO 2023. Within this framework a public-private dialogue was held between Mexico the United States and Canada to discuss the role of biotechnology and development in promoting greater competitiveness in the region. This panel responded to the interest shown at the last meeting of the North American Leaders Summit where the leaders of the three countries committed to strengthen and strengthen collaboration in priority sectors such as semiconductors biotechnology and other advanced industries said the official.As a deliverable of the end of the management of the Consulate of Los Angeles the consul in charge Gustavo Martnez presented the second report on Opportunities in the United States and Canada for the Mexican film industry which was worked in coordination with the secretariats of Economic Development Sedeco of some federal entities of the country.During the meeting the participation of the representations of Mexico abroad that hosted the Convoy for the Internationalization of Mexican Municipalities CIMM in its chapters of California Texas and Florida in the United States was highlighted. This initiative reinforced the Foreign Ministrys priority of supporting economic promotion and attracting investment and had a particular emphasis on the innovation centers of the cities visited.Finally the participating consulates shared various projects and initiatives in the field of innovation and technological development that have been implemented so far in their respective constituencies. They highlight the work to promote Mexicos participation in the audiovisual industry development of artificial intelligence biotechnology and decarbonization.Also participating in the meeting were Gustavo Martnez consul in charge of Mexico in Los Angeles Remedios Gmez General Counsel of Mexico in San Francisco Alejandra Bologna Consul General of Mexico in San Jose Jonathan Chait Consul General of Mexico in Miami Berenice Diaz Consul General of Mexico in Vancouver Alejandro Estivill Consul General of Mexico in Montreal Ricardo Snchez Consul of Mexico in Austin Felipe Cuellar Consul of Mexico in Boston Ral Vargas in charge of Economic Affairs at the Embassy of Mexico in Canada Claudia Quiroz in charge of Cooperation and Education at the Embassy of Mexico in the United States Gilberto Luna Consul of Mexico in San Diego Carlos Castillo Director General of Planning and Evaluation Oscar Solbes Director of Political Liaison of the Directorate-General for Policy Coordination David Fortoul Director of Economic Affairs and Innovation for North America and Joana Almeida senior manager for Latin America at Amazon Studios.
