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Caetano Pinto

CFO, PUMANGOL
"The combination of increased refining capacity and a more open, liberalized market would create a significantly more favourable environment for growth and investment in the downstream sector."

Joshua Olmsted

PRESIDENT AND COO, FREEPORT-MCMORAN AMERICAS
"The challenge for Chile will be to find ways to streamline and expedite the permitting process without compromising environmental standards."

Francisco Martínez

MANAGING DIRECTOR, GREENCHEM INDUSTRIES
"The chemical distribution industry is growing faster than the overall economy, with global distribution expanding at approximately 7% annually. Mexico's growth rate is expected to outpace that average."

Eric Aguilar

COUNTRY MANAGER MEXICO, SUMINISTRO DE ESPECIALIDADES - FORMERRA
"The trend of nearshoring and Mexico's proximity to the US and Canada continues to drive growth."

Rafael Méndez

REGIONAL VICE PRESIDENT, CRODA LATAM
"When we analyze the local market, we see an active consumer sector eager for new product launches."

Egídio Monteiro

CEO - SOUTHERN AFRICA, DHL
"The new Luanda Airport is a game changer. It provides the image and infrastructure required to position Angola as a logistics gateway."

Patrick Coté

GENERAL MANAGER, PANORAMA HELICOPTERS
"The human connection between pilots, crews, and clients – along with the need for in-the-moment decision-making – ensures that manned operations remain essential."

Erasmo Vázquez Almendárez

CEO, VAZAL CORPORATIVO JURÍDICO
"Mexico's regulatory environment can be seen as a challenge, but clear regulations provide companies with a solid foundation for growth."

Fredy E. Salazar and Freddy D. Salazar

CEO AND PRESIDENT (FES) & CORPORATE DEVELOPMENT (FDS), SALAZAR RESOURCES
"We have been involved in some of the most significant discoveries in Ecuador, including Fruta del Norte, Loma Larga and Cangrejos."

Joaquim Kiteculo

CEO, SONANGOL REFINING & PETROCHEMICAL COMPANY (SONAREF)
"We want to become one of the biggest suppliers of derivatives for the SADC region because the market is there, and there are not many refineries."

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