The CAF Annual Conference in Panama gathered distinguished international experts to visualize, understand, and devise action plans that accelerate the 2030 Agenda and globally position the solutions of Latin America and the Caribbean.

From the economic situation to digital transformation, through Caribbean regional integration, the green agenda, and climate change, these are some of the key issues for the sustainable and inclusive development of Latin America and the Caribbean, which will be addressed at this Conference on Thursday, February 1st, in Panama, and can be followed virtually throughout the region via caf.com.

Through non-reimbursable technical cooperation, the bank consolidates its role as Panama's key partner in enhancing urban mobility.

The executive president of CAF—development bank of Latin America—, Sergio Díaz-Granados, the corporate vice president of Strategic Programming, Christian Asinelli, and CAF local representative, Patricia Alborta, visited the Argentine city of Ushuaia and toured CAF-funded projects, together with the governor of Tierra del Fuego, Gustavo Melella, and mayor Walter Vuoto. They also participated in the inauguration of the new headquarters of Scholas Occurrentes with World Director José María del Corral

CAF Development Bank of Latin America, organized the event Many Voices, One Region: Latin America and the Caribbean Working Together on the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development held in New York City, where more than 50 senior figures and leaders discussed the progress and challenges of the region in implementing the 2030 Agenda. The organization celebrated 10 years as a Permanent Observer to the UN.