Salazar Hirinachis, executive secretary of the United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean, said on the 11th that Latin America and the Caribbean have great potential for cooperation in the fields of industry and technology, and deepening cooperation between the two sides will help raise the level of productivity and industrial development in the region. On the same day, ECLAC released the “Latin America and Caribbean Production Development Policy Outlook 2026” report in Santiago, the capital of Chile. In response to questions from reporters at the press conference, Salazar Sirinachis said that cooperation between Latin America and the Caribbean and China in various fields such as trade, direct investment, financing, and infrastructure construction has continued to expand in recent years, and the two sides are expected to further deepen cooperation in agriculture, industry, mining, manufacturing, electric transportation, strategic mineral processing, and renewable energy.

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