Mexico and Brazil have celebrated the update of their Technical Cooperation Program, which is based on principles of South-South Cooperation, mutual benefit, and horizontality. The program includes six projects, including digital inclusion in vulnerable populations, smart villages, sustainable wellbeing, and space engineering for the Artemis program. The Secretary of Infrastructure, Communications and Transportation in Mexico, Jorge Nuño Lara, highlighted the positive impact of pilot projects and collaborations, stating that the joint efforts have begun to bear fruit.
The celebration coincided with the dual year “Mexico-Brazil 2023-2024,” highlighting the 190th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two countries. The event included the inauguration of the Fifth Seminar on Public Policies for Digital Inclusion in Latin America and the First International Meeting of the Observatory for Integrated and Sustainable Development (ODIS). Both ambassadors emphasized the importance of digital inclusion, sustainable development, and regional integration, with a focus on reducing inequalities in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Source: https://a21.com.mx/aeronautica/2024/08/09/reconocen-actualizacion-del-programa-de-cooperacion-tecnica-entre-mexico-y