Mexico

The Surrey Board of Trade, CMX Partnerships, Consul General of Mexico in Vancouver, encourage you to attend the 2024 Canadian Trade Mission to Mexico.
Trade Mission Theme: Connecting Businesses, Powering Futures!

I am pleased to inform you that we will offer a CA$200 discount off the total price of CA$4,450 for the first 10 members of your organization that complete registration to the Canadian Trade Mission to Mexico. Thus, the first ten members of your organization who sign on for the business trip will only pay CA $4,250.

Embark on a transformative business journey in Mexico, exploring key sectors such as Artificial Intelligence, Finance and Fintech, Machine Learning, Retail and E-commerce, Cybersecurity, Internet of Things, Information Technology, Business Consultancy, Manufacturing and more.

Experience the vibrancy of Mexico City and other dynamic locations as you unlock export opportunities and expand your business potential. Don’t miss out on this unparalleled business opportunity! A comprehensive agenda will be provided to ensure your experience is maximized.
Seize the chance to open up new export potential and gain firsthand knowledge of doing business in Mexico.

Activities will commence on Monday, April 22nd in Nuevo Nayarit upon the arrival of the delegates. Nuevo Nayarit has been selected as our first location due to its status as an excellent regional hub, facilitating connections with counterparts and stakeholders from important western states of Mexico, including Jalisco, Sinaloa, and Nayarit. Its close proximity to Puerto Vallarta International Airport (PVR) and easy access to numerous amenities also contribute to its suitability as our starting point. The first night will be spent at the world class Vidanta Hotel, a beachside resort where the first B2B meetings will be organized as well as a Welcome Reception attended by Mexican business leaders.

The second day, April 23, will largely be spent in Nuevo Nayarit continuing meetings, presentations and networking before heading to PVR airport for a short transfer flight to Mexico City (included in registration fees). Upon arrival in Mexico City, the delegation will be staying at the DoubleTree by Hilton Mexico City in the Santa Fe district. Santa Fe is well known for being the central business district of Mexico City and will put us in close proximity to Expo Santa Fe, the conference center set to host the 2024 Mexico Business Forum where the Canadian Delegation are considered as special guests.

The next two days, Wednesday, April 24 and Thursday, April 25 will be spent actively participating in the business forum, as well as other complementary activities. The Mexico Business Forum will consist of plentiful networking opportunities, along with discussions, B2B and panels with high-powered business leaders and authorities.

The final full day, Friday, April 26th will see the delegation take part in B2B meetings with industry counterparts, presentations and end with a closing event. On Saturday, April 27th, delegates will check out of the hotel and either head for the airport or continue their visit to Mexico.

The 2024 Canadian Trade Mission to Mexico will enable all participants to engage with diverse counterparts and stakeholders operating both within their fields and in adjacent sectors. This will allow them to build their network and seize opportunities across the country. Please note Canadian delegates are expected to arrive at Puerto Vallarta International Airport on April 22nd and plan their return from Mexico City airport on April 27th. The airports to arrive and depart from are suggestions, it is up to each delegate to decide their best itinerary. However, we will provide pickup and dropoff services for flights through the suggested airports. To be noted, all the breakfasts are included from Tuesday, April 23 to Friday, April 26 and several lunches and dinners. Participants will only have to cover a few meals during the week.

For more information and registration: https://www.cmxpartnerships.com/index.php/canadian-trade-mission-to-mexico-2024/

Limited spaces available – Reserve your spot today!
Please reference Surrey Board of Trade when booking.

DETAILS

CMX Partnerships specializes in promoting strategic alliances, developing research on trade and investment issues, organizing trade missions and business events, and promoting cross-cultural initiatives between Canadian institutions and counterparts abroad. The Trade Mission on October 24 – 29, 2022 in British Columbia, aims to promote more trade between BC and Mexico.

The Trade Mission is held to promote inclusive and sustainable business in economic sectors including clean technologies, IT, creative industries, agrifoods, and will be developed in three important cities of our province: Surrey/Vancouver, Nanaimo, and Victoria. Our Trade Mission will consist of business-to-business meetings between the Mexican Delegates with Canadian businesspeople, panels, presentations about business and investment opportunities, and networking events. We believe that this trade mission is very valuable to companies of both countries and will set the foundations for greater business activities between our province and Mexico.

The eight Mexican companies that we have confirmed so far and that are interested in exploring business opportunities, partnerships and building capacity together with BC companies are listed below. Please find the name of the companies, their economic sectors, and the link to their profiles below.

Technology & Performance Solutions SA de CV (TPS) – Artificial Intelligence and IT

Cosecha Real, SAPI de CV (Mexican Flavours) – Agrifoods and Mexican Foods

Minera Triuno S. de R.L. de C.V. – Mining

CONSTRUCTORA SOLURG S DE RL DE CV – Construction

Buen Empaque SA de CV – Recycling

GRUPO CASA TEQUILERA DELBUENO SAPI DE CV – Tequila

RO & JO COMERCIAL S DE RL DE CV – Manufacturing

Comercializadora Mariant S de R L de CV – Spirits drinks

For more information about these companies and/or the Mexican trade mission to Canada please reach out to Juan Navarro, Director and Principal Researcher at CMX Partnerships and Leader of the Mexican Trade Mission to Canada, at juan.navarro@cmxpartnerships.com.