Mexico City, April 18, 2012.-In the context of the World Economic Forum for Latin America, the B20 Organizing Committee submitted to President Felipe Calderon Hinojosa, a diagnosis of each of the topics and the preliminary recommendations that will be covered on the B20 agenda, to be held in Los Cabos, B.C., in June of this year.

On the framework of the Latin American World Economic Forum, the Secretary of Economy, Bruno Ferrari, participates in the event: “The future of the Asia_Latin America relations” at the Converntion Center in puerto Vallarta, Jalisco.

The Seventh World Economic Forum on Latin America opened today in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.

The Schwab Foundation announced today the winners of the Latin America Social Entrepreneur of the Year Awards at the World Economic Forum on Latin America held in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.

According to the Secretary of Economy, Mr. Bruno Ferrari, the next Trade Ministries Reunion will hold three different work sessions, and   the issues proposed by Mexico were : Global value chains,   the relationship between trade and economic growth, and its effect on jobs.

The Secretary of Economy, Bruno Ferrari underlined the importance of the G-20 in the current international trading system, in the frame of the Meeting of The Secretaries of Trade that will take place on April 19th and 20th in Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco.

Mexico will work with Latin American countries to consolidate the region's economic strength and build a financial block to meet external challenges and boost international recovery, assured Economy Secretary, Bruno Ferrari.

This 2012, Mexico presides over the Group of 20 as the second emergent economy and is the first Latin American country to host both the G-20 and the Leaders Summit in the same year.