Agenda, Thematic Panels, and Guests

The China – Latin America Forum: Perspectives and Debates, to be held on April 23–24, will offer a comprehensive agenda featuring key discussions on China’s impact in the Andean region.

Activities will include workshops, discussion panels, and presentations on topics such as economics, politics, human rights, and the environment. Download the agenda to learn more about the event’s sessions and how to participate.

This panel will explore China’s relationship with the region and individual countries, covering topics such as international relations, geopolitics, bilateral and multilateral cooperation, regionalism, and migration.

Focused on citizenship policies, China’s governance model, civic participation, and intergovernmental exchanges. Topics include the social and legislative responsibilities of Chinese companies, labor studies, and the Chinese government’s influence in Latin America.

This session will analyze economic growth, trade, and Chinese-funded investments, particularly in extractive industries. Discussions will address economic relations, trade balances, non-renewable resource extraction, and infrastructure development, with a focus on Andean trade agreements.

This panel will examine collaborations such as joint research initiatives and student exchange programs, highlighting the complexities of intercontinental academic and cultural interactions.

Aimed at assessing the intricate relationship between extractive and infrastructure activities and their environmental impact, this panel will focus on illegal fishing and mining.

This session will evaluate the use of Chinese technology in Latin America, challenges related to digital governance, the expansion of the “Digital Silk Road,” and the development of 5G and AI technologies..

This panel will examine China-sponsored infrastructure projects in the Andean region, addressing delays and the challenges of ensuring high-quality infrastructure development.