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NCPs from Chile, Colombia, Mexico and Peru meet in Mexico to strengthen the non-judicial mechanism for conflict resolution

Organized by the Subgroup on Responsible Business Conduct of the Pacific Alliance, the meeting was also attended by professionals from the OECD, the ILO and the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, as well as representatives from the NCP of Norway.
February 28, 2025.- Between February 25 and 27, the meeting “Involvement...

Public-Private Roadmap for the development of MSMEs and entrepreneurship in the Pacific Alliance approved

It seeks to establish and measure the progress of common policies in the countries of the Alliance, taking advantage of the potential of smaller companies as an engine for regional integration, productive transformation and inclusive productivity growth.
December 17, 2024.- The Council of Ministers of the Pacific Alliance (PA), meeting in Santiago,...

Progress in the Regional Digital Market

The PA Council of Ministers approved a key update for the digital transformation of the Pacific Alliance.
December 16, 2024.- On December 13, the Pacific Alliance Council of Ministers approved the update of the Regional Digital Market Roadmap (MDR), a key document that seeks to boost digital transformation in the region, adapting to new technologies...

Boosting the Cross-Border Flow of Personal Data in the Pacific Alliance

December 16, 2024.- During the AP Days 2024, held on November 5-7 in Santiago, Chile, a key dialogue was held on the cross-border flow of personal data, which is part of the second pillar of the Regional Digital Market (MDR): Creating an enabling environment to promote the exchange of digital goods and services. This pillar includes the action of designing...

Chile hands over Pro Tempore Presidency of the Pacific Alliance to Colombia

The handover ceremony was led by Foreign Minister Alberto van Klaveren and the Undersecretary of International Economic Relations, Claudia Sanhueza; in addition to ministers and authorities from Colombia -which will assume the Presidency in 2025-, Mexico, Peru, Costa Rica and Uruguay.
During Chile's Pro Tempore Presidency, substantive progress was...