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The Ibero-American Summits are annual conferences aimed at promoting cooperation among Latin American countries, Spain, Portugal, and Andorra. They address political, economic, and cultural issues, with a focus on social development, democratic governance, and sustainable growth. Recent summits have tackled challenges like COVID-19, digital transformation, and environmental sustainability, leading to significant regional advancements.
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The first Ibero-American Summit was held in 1991 in Guadalajara, Mexico to promote collaboration among Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking nations
Broader Spectrum
The summits have expanded to include a wider range of topics such as sustainable development, technological innovation, and social policies
Each summit focuses on a specific theme to address pressing issues and opportunities in the Ibero-American community
The summits have fostered unity and collaboration among member countries through diplomatic, economic, and educational initiatives
The creation of SEGIB has provided ongoing coordination and support between summits
The adoption of the charter demonstrates a collective commitment to democratic principles
The summits have facilitated numerous programs that have contributed to regional development
The 26th Ibero-American Summit in 2021 focused on formulating sustainable development strategies in response to the pandemic
The declaration emphasized the need for a sustainable recovery, digital transformation, and environmental sustainability
The upcoming summit in 2023 is expected to address social equity, digital innovation, and environmental sustainability
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Ibero-American Summits inception year
Began in 1991
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Ibero-American Summits participants
Latin America, Spain, Portugal, Andorra
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Key issues addressed in Summits
Social development, cultural identity, economic integration
