Objectives
* Create a forum that brings together different sectors of Mexican society and facilitate meetings between them and their counterparts of other countries. * Organize seminars, workshops and working meetings to exchange ideas and experiences that can be useful for those who are in charge of Mexico's international relations or those interested in that process. * Create institutional linkages with homologous organizations in other parts of the world. * Develop research projects about relevant issues that become tools for decision makers.Board
The President of the board of directors is Luis Rubio. Former presidents include Fernando Solana, Andrés Rozental and Jaime Zabludovsky.Members
COMEXI has among its members more than 450 personalities from various sectors and ideologies through the Ordinary Program and its three special programs: Corporate Program, aimed to leading companies; the Institutional Program, which gathers Foreign Embassies in Mexico, international organizations with offices in our country, as well as, research and teaching centers; and the Term-Member Program, created to support the development of future leaders.Corporate members
Institutional members
Activities
COMEXI has authored unpublished materials, such as the biannual survey of opinion "Mexico and the World", prepared jointly with the Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas (CIDE). Additionally, it published a collection of papers of the Mexican Council on Foreign Affairs which addressed important issues of international affairs. An additional facet of the council's objectives is to participate at conferences, study groups or workshops on topics relevant to Mexico and its international partners. It has partnerships with the Council on Foreign Relations, the Chicago Council on Global Affairs, the Council of the Americas, the Pacific Council on International Policy and the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, in the United States and six Latin American Councils (Argentine Council for International Affairs, the Conselho Brasileiro de Relações Internacionais, the Chilean Council for International Affairs, the Uruguayan Council for Foreign Relations, the Paraguayan Center for International Studies and the Peruvian Center for International Relations). Additionally COMEXI signed a memorandum of understanding with the Institute Fernando Henrique Cardoso of Brazil and the Indian Council of World Affairs. Since 2003, the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars Public relations statement from theInformation Center
COMEXI's web site give to any who interested in the global agenda, the opportunity to explore special articles that are product of the research made by the Council in the most important organizations around the globe. The center is divided in two categories: regional and thematic.References
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* {{authority control Research institutes in Mexico 2001 establishments in Mexico