Mexico’s Economic Potential Among the Topics for the World Economic Forum on Latin America

In the global economy, Latin America is known for its stability, potential for growth, and innovation in the areas of social reform, agriculture and renewable energy.

On April 16-18 Puerto Vallarta, Mexico will host the World Economic Forum on Latin America. The forum will address Latin America’s role in the governance of the global economy, development and financial resilience, food security, employment and green growth. In 2012, Mexico will also host the G20 Summit. Mexico itself shows great economic potential in 2012. With projected 3.5 percent economic growth, a population of 110 million and 50 percent of its population under 27, Mexico is getting a lot of attention from investors abroad...More on MexicoToday.org.

HSBC Bank deems Mexico a 'very attractive investment'

From the London branch of HSBC, top executives of the same bank highlighted the benefits of investing in Mexico.
Sandy Flockhart, the General Director of HSBC Europe, Asia and Latin America confirmed that, 'Mexico is a very attractive destination and it offers access to the U.S. market.'
A few of the main reasons for investing in the country are its solid macroeconomic stability, qualified workforce, privileged geographic location and increasing investment in national infrastructure.

Aeromexico Plans U.S. Expansion Following Profitable Third Quarter

Aeromexico recorded another strong profit in it's third quarter this year and is expected to continue to grow in Mexico, despite the worldwide recession. "Mexico's last legacy airline is planning to increase capacity by another 12% to 13% in 2012, which is driven partially by the launch of several new routes within Mexico and to the U.S." This expansion of Aeromexico’s U.S. network is made possible by its expanded partnership with Delta, which will be formalized over the next few weeks and will result in Delta taking a 4% stake in its SkyTeam partner. As for the CEO of AeroMexico, Andres Conesa has shown confidence that the market will absorb the planned capacity increases, telling analysts the Mexican economy remains relatively strong despite the global economic challenges. “The economic perspective in Mexico remains relatively solid,” he says, pointing out that Mexico’s GDP is still expected to grow by 3.8% in 2011.