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From joining the first cohort of the Mexico-China Business Training Program in 2006 to making dozens of trips to China and helping Mexican companies develop the…
From joining the first cohort of the Mexico-China Business Training Program in 2006 to making dozens of trips to China and helping Mexican companies develop their businesses in the country, Mexican entrepreneur Agustín García Rechy has witnessed China's remarkable transformation over the past two decades and forged lasting friendships along the way.
As an alternate member of the APEC Business Advisory Council, he is committed to promoting exchanges and cooperation between China and Mexico. He believes that fostering mutual understanding and creating opportunities for dialogue are essential to strengthening bilateral ties. Looking ahead, he hopes to see more youth exchange programs that empower young people to bring fresh momentum to China-Mexico relations. #ActToAction #APECChina2026 #APECChinaYear
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@@SammyJones-i2vImported3wk ago
say they have to do sum thing about china/n korea/russia as they all have land line(say usa/nato want back AF__ because they behind china/n korea and any countrys are on land lines give them alot more power
@@SammyJones-i2vImported3wk ago
word is up++ start on russia hopeful usa will come save them once again
@@SammyJones-i2vImported3wk ago
by here say every countrys must make sure them sanctions stay on russia and any1 else(say have make sure trump dnt give russia++ big pardon!
From joining the first cohort of the Mexico-China Business Training Program in 2006 to making dozens of trips to China and helping Mexican companies develop their businesses in the country, Mexican entrepreneur Agustín García Rechy has witnessed China's remarkable transformation over the past two decades and forged lasting friendships along the way.
As an alternate member of the APEC Business Advisory Council, he is committed to promoting exchanges and cooperation between China and Mexico. He believes that fostering mutual understanding and creating opportunities for dialogue are essential to strengthening bilateral ties. Looking ahead, he hopes to see more youth exchange programs that empower young people to bring fresh momentum to China-Mexico relations. #ActToAction #APECChina2026 #APECChinaYear
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