Relations between Mexico and Germany are founded on strong economic ties.  Germany is Mexico’s third-largest trading partner and our number one in Europe, but trade, investment and tourism interests aside, the technological capacity of these two nations is what lends this relationship its uniqueness.Continue Reading

Mexico is the fourth-largest importer of robots in the world, surpassed only by China, Germany and the United States.Continue Reading

The arrival of Industry 4.0 and the need to adapt quickly to a very diverse range of new technologies has opened up opportunities for the implementation of solutions capable of propelling companies of all kinds into the future.Continue Reading

Industry 4.0 is advancing rapidly, making access to science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) careers, and the building of innovation and technological ecosystems vital to guaranteeing a highly effective, competitive workforce.Continue Reading

We need to promote an industrial policy that fosters the training of human capital equipped to participate in the Fourth Industrial RevolutionContinue Reading

The SE underscored the importance of cooperation with Germany in promoting direct foreign investment in regional innovationContinue Reading

Mexico is almost on a par with France, Great Britain and Spain in terms of multifunctional robot acquisitionsContinue Reading

Cybercrime is costing companies some 600 billion USD, equivalent to 0.85% of global GDPContinue Reading

Industry 4.0, digitalization and new technologies like predictive maintenance, interconnected production chains, sustainable mobility chains and big data have enormous potential to drive innovation and economic growth.Continue Reading