Overview
- Economy Secretary Marcelo Ebrard met in Kyoto with STS Forum president Hiroshi Komiyama and secretary general Yu Zerizawa to review final arrangements for the regional edition.
- Organizers expect technology companies, innovators, academics and international organizations to craft a regional agenda linking science, entrepreneurship and sustainable development.
- Program priorities highlighted by officials include clean energy, biotechnology, sustainable agriculture, artificial intelligence and broader technological development.
- Ebrard framed the event as a catalyst to attract investment and talent to Mexico to drive competitiveness and sustainable economic growth.
- The STS Forum typically gathers more than 1,500 participants, including leaders, scientists and Nobel laureates, with outreach also involving Pavel Kabat and Latin American STS representatives.