More than 550 business owners and corporate leaders will gather in Mexico City for the IX Ibero-American CEAPI Congress starting May 25 [1].
The event serves as a strategic hub for analyzing investment prospects in Mexico and positioning the country as a global business center within Ibero-America. By leveraging the dynamics of both the euro zone and the dollar zone, participants aim to identify new economic opportunities across the region [1, 2].
Scheduled from May 25 to 27, 2026 [3], the congress is titled “La Fuerza de Iberoamérica” [2]. The Consejo Empresarial Alianza por Iberoamérica (CEAPI) organized the summit to facilitate debates on business opportunities, and the broader economic landscape of the region [1, 2].
The ninth edition of the congress focuses on the specific role of Mexico as an economic capital for Ibero-America [2]. Leaders will analyze how to optimize trade and investment flows between Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking nations, and their partners in the Americas [1].
This gathering occurs as regional leaders seek to strengthen corporate ties and coordinate economic strategies to increase competitiveness on a global scale [1]. The focus remains on creating a sustainable framework for investment that benefits the collective Ibero-American business community [2].
“More than 550 business owners and corporate leaders will gather in Mexico City”
The IX CEAPI Congress highlights Mexico's strategic ambition to act as a financial and corporate bridge between Europe and the Americas. By emphasizing the ability to navigate both the euro and dollar zones, Mexico is positioning itself not just as a regional market, but as a primary gateway for transatlantic investment and corporate expansion.
