Ecomondo Mexico and IEG Set up a Green Economy Platform in Guadalajara

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According to organisers, Ecomondo Mexico’s objective is to foster networking between Mexican and international companies, investors and business partners.

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26th Apr, 2023
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From April 26 to 28, Expo Guadalajara will host the 2nd edition of the circular economy fair organised by the Italian Exhibition Group and Deutsche Messe. 13 companies will exhibit in the collective organised by the Italian Trade Agency, in a total of 18 Italian companies.

Mexico is getting ready to turn green with Ecomondo gathering together the circular economy community in Guadalajara from 26th to 28th April. The second edition of Ecomondo Mexico, organised by Italian Exhibition Group and Deutsche Messe at the Expo in the capital of the state of Jalisco and the country´s second largest metropolis, is about to kick off.

Ecomondo Mexico, whose objective is networking between Mexican and international companies, investors and business partners, is to be held at Expo Guadalajara alongside Solar+Storage Mexico, a renewable energy event also organised by Deutsche Messe and IEG together with partners Snec PV Power Expo and RE+ Events.

"There is a growing awareness that environmental sustainability is not an option. It brings us all together, at any latitude, towards the common goal of safeguarding the Planet. It is therefore a great pleasure to bring Ecomondo´s expertise to Mexico and to contribute in the technological development of the nation´s green economy through a collective effort involving IEG, ITA-Italian Trade Agency and the Italian Embassy in Mexico City,» says Italian Exhibition Group President, Lorenzo Cagnoni.

Opportunities for Italian green technologies

Eighteen Italian companies will be exhibiting at Ecomondo Mexico: 13 of these will be part of the collective in the hall organised by ITA-Italian Trade Agency. They will be joined by Canadian, US and European exhibitors to complete the industrial platform of the event, which will be divided into five product areas: Waste and Resources, Water and Monitoring, Bioenergy, Wind Energy, and Sustainable Mobility together with Smart City.

With around 130 million inhabitants Mexico, according to the World Bank, is the second largest economy in Latin America and among the 15 largest in the world. It is the second largest market for Italian exports to the Americas after the USA. Its growth rate exceeded 3 per cent in 2022. According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, about 150 Italian companies have set up production plants in the country.

For the period 2021-25, the Global Green Growth Institute is supporting the Mexican government with projects for the implementation of the green economy, biodiversity, waste management, electric mobility and climate finance.

"Ecomondo Mexico has moved to Guadalajara, a barycentric metropolis for the domestic economy and important in the perimeter of the NAFTA and now USMCA trade agreement. The US Administration is setting the stage for a green acceleration, which will also be a driving force for Mexico: an opportunity for Italian companies, which have only recently started to address this market," adds IEG CEO, Corrado Peraboni.

Conferences with both Mexican and Italian good practices

With 25 years of editions in Italy, one of the special features of Ecomondo´s expertise lies in the quality of the scientific offer included in its conference programme organised by the Technical-Scientific Committee directed by Fabio Fava from Bologna University. On the topics of waste and the water cycle, Ecomondo Mexico has respectively engaged the expertise of TSC members Marco Ricci and Francesco Fatone.

In Guadalajara, Ecomondo Mexico will boast a series of conferences that, on the one hand and with a global approach, will take stock of the latest green technologies such as ´biochar´, while on the other, in the ITA- Italian Trade Agency hall, will focus on a ´bilateral´ presentation of good practices and management experiences from both Italy and Mexico on the themes of waste management or the challenges posed by water resources today.

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