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WORLDCHAMBERSCONGRESS

ENTERPRISE | NETWORK | PROSPERITY

MEXICO CITY8-10 JUNE 2011

About the Organizers

ICC World Chambers Federation (WCF)The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) is the world business organization representing enterprises from all sectors in every part of the world. The fundamental mission of ICC is to promote trade and investment across frontiers and help businesses meet challenges and opportunities of globalization. For more information visit www.iccwbo.org

WCF was established by ICC in 1951 to be the advocate of its chamber of commerce members worldwide. While each chamber represents a group of companies of mostly small- and medium-sized enterprises, WCF strengthens links between these chambers, enabling each to improve performance and discover new products and services to offer their members. WCF promotes and protects the role of the chamber as an essential intermediary between government, businesses and the general public. For more information visit www.worldchambersfederation.org

Mexico City National Chamber of Commerce (CANACO)CANACO is a business association representing the interests of companies and businesses in Mexico City. The first chamber of commerce in Mexico, CANACO today is the largest chamber in Mexico. Its mandate is to promote, protect and assist in the business development of retailers, distributors, importers and exporters in Mexico.CANACO has experience in local, regional and international commerce and supports affiliates with a large array of services. Working through a network of cooperation agreements with international organizations and chambers, CANACO eases information sharing and business transactions.For more information visit www.camaradecomercio.com.mx

ICC World Chambers Federation38, Cours Albert 1er, 75008 Paris, FranceTel: +33 (0)1 49 53 29 44Fax: +33 (0)1 49 53 30 79E-mail: [email protected]

Mexico City National Chamber of CommercePaseo de la Reforma No. 42, Col. CentroMexico, D. F., Code Postal 06048, MexicoTel: +5255 5592 0371Fax: +5255 3685 2269 Ext. 1302E-mail: [email protected]

www.worldchamberscongress.org

Sponsors

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Networking Opportunities

Inaugural Lunch | Wednesday 8 June 2011

Hosted by President of Mexico Felipe Calderon

Cultural Evening | Thursday 9 June 2011

Gala Dinner | Friday 10 June 2011

Hosted by Mexico City Mayor Marcelo Ebrard

7th World Chambers Congress

Organized biennially by the ICC World Chambers Federation (WCF),

the World Chambers Congress is the only international forum for

chamber of commerce leaders to share experiences and best

practice, exchange insights, develop networks and address the

current business issues affecting their communities.

This exciting event assembles a global community of more than

12,000 chambers of commerce, their presidents and CEOs,

business members, and influential world leaders. It provides a

unique opportunity for interaction between delegates from

more than 100 countries.

Mexico City and the Americas

Held for the first time in Latin America, Mexico City will host

the 7th World Chambers Congress from 8-10 June 2011.

Mexico City is the capital of a vibrant economy with a long history

of welcoming foreign investment, a vast and increasingly-educated

labour pool, and privileged access to the world’s leading markets.

Mexico is one of the most stable political systems in Latin America.

With an opening address by the President of Mexico Felipe

Calderon, the Congress will strengthen ties within the

Americas by exploring new strategies and opportunities in

a dynamic environment.

Practical Information

Visit the Congress website for all practical information including: registration, accommodation, visas, venue, languages, safety, currency, weather, companions, and pre- and post-Congress tours.


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“ Mexico cordially invites you to participate in the

7th World Chambers Congress, the most notable

event of the year for sharing experiences and best

practices that will strengthen and support the growth

of your enterprise. Mexico is an opportune place

to conduct businesses. Since the beginning of my

administration we have promoted partnerships

between public institutions and private organizations

to strengthen the competitiveness of our economy.

We look forward to welcoming you.”

Felipe Calderon, President of Mexico

Business Programme

ExhibitionOur exhibition area offers the ideal platform to promote your products and services, and draw the attention of private and public sector global decision-makers, to trade and investment opportunities. Booths are available for chambers of commerce, companies and trade promotion organizations. For more information and to reserve your space, visit the Congress website.

Sponsorship OpportunityThe Congress offers you an unparalleled opportunity to develop and strengthen your partnerships with, and commitment to, chambers of commerce around the globe.

International ContactLuz Rodriguez,WCF Project Manager Tel: +33 (0) 1 49 53 28 42E-mail: [email protected]

Mexico ContactRoman Vidal Tamayo, CANACO International Business Network DirectorTel: +5255 5592 0371E-mail: [email protected]

Register TodayRegister online to save time and immediately secure your accommodation and tour bookings!


PLENARYSESSIONS

With 125 countries converging in a single venue, the Congress is hard to beat as an opportunity to aid economic growth through development. Our business programme complements the traditional programme and equips chambers with an appealing tool that their business members will find hard to resist.

What?One-on-one business meetings will introduce your company, member, chamber, or association to any country, industry leader, company or contact of interest around the world.

Who with?Any combination is possible:Company-Company Association-ChamberCompany-Chamber Company-AssociationChamber-Chamber Association-Association

How?It’s easy! You have until 15 April to complete and send your business programme survey, which you can find on the Congress website.From 20 April-20 May a list of prospects will be made available for you to choose from.On 1 June an agenda of meetings will be ready for your approval. One-on-one meetings will take place based on availability 7-10 June. Don’t miss out!

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and learn how partnerships and local cooperation with international agencies can help your chamber serve its member companies, and help them to seize new opportunities, contributing to responsible and sustainable development.

Preferential Certificates of OriginThe rapid increase in free trade agreements has been one of the striking developments of the globalized world economy. This increase has led to the rising importance of chambers of commerce in issuing preferential certificates of origin (COs). Since 1898 chambers have had a proven track record for their neutrality and competence in issuing COs. Learn about the roles and responsibilities of chambers in issuing these advantageous and practical documents.

Social networks – expanding chamber reachBy 2014 more than 20% of businesses will use social networks as their primary means of communications. Many major corporations are already integrated with social networking sites, giving users access to their e-mails, contacts and calendars revolutionizing the way we conduct business. Technology savvy small businesses embracing the use of social networks and smartphones hold the key to a wealth of new opportunities, including increased productivity and online collaboration. Will technology and globalization undermine or empower the “old” chamber network?

Speed networking – develop your regional connections Too many people, too little time? Come and experience for yourself this dynamic new method of meeting business contacts that will maximize your exposure to new markets and expand your pool of vendors in minimum time. These timed sessions will give you an invaluable opportunity to exchange information on professional backgrounds and business goals. Transnational chamber leaders will set the scene on their economies and facilitate your connections with chambers and business across the region.

Africa and the Middle EastThe Middle East is best known for its oil industry, but most countries in the region have greatly diversified their economies in recent years. Africa is the second

largest and third most populous continent after Asia, with an estimated population of one billion, and has a large and untapped consumer base.

AmericasBusiness opportunities abound in the Americas, spanning from the USA and other countries governed by the NAFTA trade alliance, to the region of Latin America and the Caribbean. California is one of the 10 largest economies in the world with a gross state product of over US$1.8 trillion. Many Latin American countries are high-income and have a per capita GDP greater than China.

EuropeEurope is an economic powerhouse producing more than 21% of the world’s total economic output. The EU is the largest exporter and importer of goods and services, with one currency uniting 16 member countries into “a single economy”. Europe is also host to many important regional economic zones, from the Baltic Sea in the north, to the Mediterranean north/south and to the east with the Black Sea zone.

Asia PacificEven at the height of the economic crisis, Asia and the Pacific displayed its resilience. The region is home to the world’s fastest growing economies, China and India, and to the richest and poorest citizens of the world. Densely populated, the region accounts for 61% of the world’s population. It is responsible for more than a quarter of the world’s total merchandise trade and commands almost a quarter of trade in services.

Congress at a Glance

Tuesday 7 JUNE

BUSINESSPROGRAMME

Featured Speakers

Felipe Calderon President of Mexico

Muhtar KentCEOThe Coca-Cola Company

Steve Killelea Chairman and Founder Institute for Economics and Peace

Wednesday8 JUNE

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ProgrammeWORKSHOPSESSIONS

ATA Carnet – your passport to world tradeA veritable passport for goods, the ATA Carnet is an international customs document permitting the duty and tax-free temporary export/or import of goods traded worldwide. ATA Carnets are issued by chambers of commerce and similar business organizations to traders, sales professionals, exhibitors and other international business travellers. Take this opportunity to meet ATA experts, who will show you how to integrate your country into the ATA Carnet chain.

Incoterms® 2010 rules– opportunity for integrated training and services Applying to billions of dollars in transactions globally and used in every industry, the Incoterms 2010 rules are the global gold standard in contracts for the sale of goods. Position your organization as a trade facilitation leader and provide valuable additional services to your members by learning about the new developments in the Incoterms 2010 rules. Discover how your chamber can become involved in the new ICC Certification Programme in Incoterms 2010.

R20 – a regional approach to a global climate problemIn 2010 then US Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger launched this innovative alliance to contribute

towards a global green economy. Comprising sub-national governments and private sector partners, including chambers of commerce, the R20 takes a practical approach, through green investment, clean technology and climate resilient projects. As an official partner, WCF will help the R20 reinforce the capacities of both governments and the private sector. Come and discover how your chamber can join this exciting coalition.

The decision to giveAre you constantly seeking financial contributions beyond membership dues received from the corporate world? Want to increase member involvement in fundraising? Come and hear how companies view the connection between membership fees and optional donations to a special project. Highlighting research from ASAE’s book The Decision to Give, this session will provide answers to the question we are all asking: what motivates members to give more?

A new generation of global leadersHailed as leaders of change and innovation, today’s successful leaders are applauded, in particular, for the partnerships they create. With a more virtual and integrated world than ever before, globalization will continue to change the rules of the game for leaders. What are some common traits of a successful leader? What should chambers and their business leaders do now to shape the

future of their organizations? How do we nurture the generation of leaders, knowing our future is in their hands?

Global public-private partnershipsPublic-private partnerships are at the heart of government agendas to better serve the business community and foster economic development. Regional and international organizations are realizing the vital connections and opportunities that chambers of commerce can utilize to help them fulfil their mission. Join us

Coffee Break

Also scheduled to speak:

Monica Dignam, Managing Director, ASAE Foundation

Rajat Gupta, Senior Partner Emeritus, McKinsey & Company; Chairman, International Chamber of Commerce

Mustafa Mansur, Board member, Malaysian Industrial Development Authority; Malaysian External Trade Development Corporation; President, Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers

Murat Yalcintas, President, Association of Mediterranean Chambers of Commerce; President, Istanbul Chamber of Commerce

Friday10 JUNE

PLENARYSESSION

COFFEE BREAK

LUNCH


WORLD CHAMBERS COMPETITION CEREMONY

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2011 World Chambers Competition

The Competition is the only global awards programme

recognizing the most innovative projects undertaken by

chambers of commerce and industry from around the world.

2011 Competition categories:

•BestUnconventionalProject

•BestSmallBusinessProject

•BestInternationalProject

•BestCorporateSocialResponsibilityProject

Hear first hand as finalists present their innovative projects and

participate in the Awards ceremony held during the Congress.

For full details visit www.worldchamberscompetition.org

Programme

New economy, challenges and opportunitiesWhat is the outlook for the world economy? What surprises lie in store? Having survived the worst recession in decades, companies are learning to operate in a changed economic environment. The return of sustained economic growth remains fragile in many parts of the world. The economic crisis may have put the brakes on globalization but international economic integration is set to continue, bringing a greater role for government and lower long-term growth expectations. In this session we ask: how can global demand be rebalanced so that it relies less on mature OECD economies and more on domestic spending in emerging economies?

Building a green economyGreen economic growth promises a wealth of opportunities – from employment generation and new business and trade ventures, to innovation and competition stimulation. To make the most of these opportunities and facilitate a seamless transition to a green economy, business and governments must cooperate. But what do market mechanisms, like carbon markets and taxes, really mean? To realize these opportunities, business and government will need to work together. Join us to discover how business is capitalizing on green economy opportunities and how your chamber can ensure maximum support for SMEs?

Corporate responsibility for peace and prosperity Fact: peace is more conducive to long-term economic development than war. Opportunity: business can play a decisive role in promoting global peace through trade and investment, employment and wealth creation and corporate responsibility. Responsible corporate practices build win-win relationships not only between business partners but also with their respective communities. Examining the role of chambers and businesses, and featuring an overview of the Oslo Business for Peace Awards, this insightful session will demonstrate the positive correlation between peace, economic development and business. Chambers of commerce and businesses of all sizes have a role to play in explaining the positive relationship between peace, economic development and business.

Tomorrow’s labour forceTo remain competitive in the new world economy adaptability is requisite. Ageing workforces, expanding or declining populations, skills shortages, disproportionate youth population, rapid urbanization – all impact labour forces, economic growth and enterprise development. While your role as a chamber leader is vital for ensuring that governments and businesses work together to secure well-educated and accessible labour, the range of variables that affect tomorrow’s workforce can seem overwhelming. Help is at hand in this session as chamber experts, government and business deliberate the impact of technological changes, the impact of trade and foreign direct investment on employment, migration and labour mobility for an integrated world economy.

PLENARYSESSIONS

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ProgrammeWORKSHOPSESSIONS

ATA Carnet – your passport to world tradeA veritable passport for goods, the ATA Carnet is an international customs document permitting the duty and tax-free temporary export/or import of goods traded worldwide. ATA Carnets are issued by chambers of commerce and similar business organizations to traders, sales professionals, exhibitors and other international business travellers. Take this opportunity to meet ATA experts, who will show you how to integrate your country into the ATA Carnet chain.

Incoterms® 2010 rules– opportunity for integrated training and services Applying to billions of dollars in transactions globally and used in every industry, the Incoterms 2010 rules are the global gold standard in contracts for the sale of goods. Position your organization as a trade facilitation leader and provide valuable additional services to your members by learning about the new developments in the Incoterms 2010 rules. Discover how your chamber can become involved in the new ICC Certification Programme in Incoterms 2010.

R20 – a regional approach to a global climate problemIn 2010 then US Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger launched this innovative alliance to contribute

towards a global green economy. Comprising sub-national governments and private sector partners, including chambers of commerce, the R20 takes a practical approach, through green investment, clean technology and climate resilient projects. As an official partner, WCF will help the R20 reinforce the capacities of both governments and the private sector. Come and discover how your chamber can join this exciting coalition.

The decision to giveAre you constantly seeking financial contributions beyond membership dues received from the corporate world? Want to increase member involvement in fundraising? Come and hear how companies view the connection between membership fees and optional donations to a special project. Highlighting research from ASAE’s book The Decision to Give, this session will provide answers to the question we are all asking: what motivates members to give more?

A new generation of global leadersHailed as leaders of change and innovation, today’s successful leaders are applauded, in particular, for the partnerships they create. With a more virtual and integrated world than ever before, globalization will continue to change the rules of the game for leaders. What are some common traits of a successful leader? What should chambers and their business leaders do now to shape the

future of their organizations? How do we nurture the generation of leaders, knowing our future is in their hands?

Global public-private partnershipsPublic-private partnerships are at the heart of government agendas to better serve the business community and foster economic development. Regional and international organizations are realizing the vital connections and opportunities that chambers of commerce can utilize to help them fulfil their mission. Join us

Coffee Break

Also scheduled to speak:

Monica Dignam, Managing Director, ASAE Foundation

Rajat Gupta, Senior Partner Emeritus, McKinsey & Company; Chairman, International Chamber of Commerce

Mustafa Mansur, Board member, Malaysian Industrial Development Authority; Malaysian External Trade Development Corporation; President, Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers

Murat Yalcintas, President, Association of Mediterranean Chambers of Commerce; President, Istanbul Chamber of Commerce

Friday10 JUNE

PLENARYSESSION

COFFEE BREAK

LUNCH


WORLD CHAMBERS COMPETITION CEREMONY

COFFEE BREAK

WORKSHOPSESSIONS

CLOSING CEREMONY AND GALA DINNER

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and learn how partnerships and local cooperation with international agencies can help your chamber serve its member companies, and help them to seize new opportunities, contributing to responsible and sustainable development.

Preferential Certificates of OriginThe rapid increase in free trade agreements has been one of the striking developments of the globalized world economy. This increase has led to the rising importance of chambers of commerce in issuing preferential certificates of origin (COs). Since 1898 chambers have had a proven track record for their neutrality and competence in issuing COs. Learn about the roles and responsibilities of chambers in issuing these advantageous and practical documents.

Social networks – expanding chamber reachBy 2014 more than 20% of businesses will use social networks as their primary means of communications. Many major corporations are already integrated with social networking sites, giving users access to their e-mails, contacts and calendars revolutionizing the way we conduct business. Technology savvy small businesses embracing the use of social networks and smartphones hold the key to a wealth of new opportunities, including increased productivity and online collaboration. Will technology and globalization undermine or empower the “old” chamber network?

Speed networking – develop your regional connections Too many people, too little time? Come and experience for yourself this dynamic new method of meeting business contacts that will maximize your exposure to new markets and expand your pool of vendors in minimum time. These timed sessions will give you an invaluable opportunity to exchange information on professional backgrounds and business goals. Transnational chamber leaders will set the scene on their economies and facilitate your connections with chambers and business across the region.

Africa and the Middle EastThe Middle East is best known for its oil industry, but most countries in the region have greatly diversified their economies in recent years. Africa is the second

largest and third most populous continent after Asia, with an estimated population of one billion, and has a large and untapped consumer base.

AmericasBusiness opportunities abound in the Americas, spanning from the USA and other countries governed by the NAFTA trade alliance, to the region of Latin America and the Caribbean. California is one of the 10 largest economies in the world with a gross state product of over US$1.8 trillion. Many Latin American countries are high-income and have a per capita GDP greater than China.

EuropeEurope is an economic powerhouse producing more than 21% of the world’s total economic output. The EU is the largest exporter and importer of goods and services, with one currency uniting 16 member countries into “a single economy”. Europe is also host to many important regional economic zones, from the Baltic Sea in the north, to the Mediterranean north/south and to the east with the Black Sea zone.

Asia PacificEven at the height of the economic crisis, Asia and the Pacific displayed its resilience. The region is home to the world’s fastest growing economies, China and India, and to the richest and poorest citizens of the world. Densely populated, the region accounts for 61% of the world’s population. It is responsible for more than a quarter of the world’s total merchandise trade and commands almost a quarter of trade in services.

Congress at a Glance

Tuesday 7 JUNE

BUSINESSPROGRAMME

Featured Speakers

Felipe Calderon President of Mexico

Muhtar KentCEOThe Coca-Cola Company

Steve Killelea Chairman and Founder Institute for Economics and Peace

Wednesday8 JUNE

OPEN


NETWORKINGCOCKTAIL

INAUGURATIONLUNCH

EXHIBITION INAUGURATION

COFFEE BREAK

PLENARYSESSION

EX

HIB

ITIO

N

Thursday 9 JUNE

PLENARYSESSION

COFFEE BREAK

LUNCH


PLENARYSESSION

COFFEE BREAK


CULTURAL EVENING

EX

HIB

ITIO

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“ Mexico cordially invites you to participate in the

7th World Chambers Congress, the most notable

event of the year for sharing experiences and best

practices that will strengthen and support the growth

of your enterprise. Mexico is an opportune place

to conduct businesses. Since the beginning of my

administration we have promoted partnerships

between public institutions and private organizations

to strengthen the competitiveness of our economy.

We look forward to welcoming you.”

Felipe Calderon, President of Mexico

Business Programme

ExhibitionOur exhibition area offers the ideal platform to promote your products and services, and draw the attention of private and public sector global decision-makers, to trade and investment opportunities. Booths are available for chambers of commerce, companies and trade promotion organizations. For more information and to reserve your space, visit the Congress website.

Sponsorship OpportunityThe Congress offers you an unparalleled opportunity to develop and strengthen your partnerships with, and commitment to, chambers of commerce around the globe.

International ContactLuz Rodriguez,WCF Project Manager Tel: +33 (0) 1 49 53 28 42E-mail: [email protected]

Mexico ContactRoman Vidal Tamayo, CANACO International Business Network DirectorTel: +5255 5592 0371E-mail: [email protected]

Register TodayRegister online to save time and immediately secure your accommodation and tour bookings!


PLENARYSESSIONS

With 125 countries converging in a single venue, the Congress is hard to beat as an opportunity to aid economic growth through development. Our business programme complements the traditional programme and equips chambers with an appealing tool that their business members will find hard to resist.

What?One-on-one business meetings will introduce your company, member, chamber, or association to any country, industry leader, company or contact of interest around the world.

Who with?Any combination is possible:Company-Company Association-ChamberCompany-Chamber Company-AssociationChamber-Chamber Association-Association

How?It’s easy! You have until 15 April to complete and send your business programme survey, which you can find on the Congress website.From 20 April-20 May a list of prospects will be made available for you to choose from.On 1 June an agenda of meetings will be ready for your approval. One-on-one meetings will take place based on availability 7-10 June. Don’t miss out!

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Networking Opportunities

Inaugural Lunch | Wednesday 8 June 2011

Hosted by President of Mexico Felipe Calderon

Cultural Evening | Thursday 9 June 2011

Gala Dinner | Friday 10 June 2011

Hosted by Mexico City Mayor Marcelo Ebrard

7th World Chambers Congress

Organized biennially by the ICC World Chambers Federation (WCF),

the World Chambers Congress is the only international forum for

chamber of commerce leaders to share experiences and best

practice, exchange insights, develop networks and address the

current business issues affecting their communities.

This exciting event assembles a global community of more than

12,000 chambers of commerce, their presidents and CEOs,

business members, and influential world leaders. It provides a

unique opportunity for interaction between delegates from

more than 100 countries.

Mexico City and the Americas

Held for the first time in Latin America, Mexico City will host

the 7th World Chambers Congress from 8-10 June 2011.

Mexico City is the capital of a vibrant economy with a long history

of welcoming foreign investment, a vast and increasingly-educated

labour pool, and privileged access to the world’s leading markets.

Mexico is one of the most stable political systems in Latin America.

With an opening address by the President of Mexico Felipe

Calderon, the Congress will strengthen ties within the

Americas by exploring new strategies and opportunities in

a dynamic environment.

Practical Information

Visit the Congress website for all practical information including: registration, accommodation, visas, venue, languages, safety, currency, weather, companions, and pre- and post-Congress tours.


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ENTERPRISE | NETWORK | PROSPERITY


About the Organizers

ICC World Chambers Federation (WCF)The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) is the world business organization representing enterprises from all sectors in every part of the world. The fundamental mission of ICC is to promote trade and investment across frontiers and help businesses meet challenges and opportunities of globalization. For more information visit www.iccwbo.org

WCF was established by ICC in 1951 to be the advocate of its chamber of commerce members worldwide. While each chamber represents a group of companies of mostly small- and medium-sized enterprises, WCF strengthens links between these chambers, enabling each to improve performance and discover new products and services to offer their members. WCF promotes and protects the role of the chamber as an essential intermediary between government, businesses and the general public. For more information visit www.worldchambersfederation.org

Mexico City National Chamber of Commerce (CANACO)CANACO is a business association representing the interests of companies and businesses in Mexico City. The first chamber of commerce in Mexico, CANACO today is the largest chamber in Mexico. Its mandate is to promote, protect and assist in the business development of retailers, distributors, importers and exporters in Mexico.CANACO has experience in local, regional and international commerce and supports affiliates with a large array of services. Working through a network of cooperation agreements with international organizations and chambers, CANACO eases information sharing and business transactions.For more information visit www.camaradecomercio.com.mx

ICC World Chambers Federation38, Cours Albert 1er, 75008 Paris, FranceTel: +33 (0)1 49 53 29 44Fax: +33 (0)1 49 53 30 79E-mail: [email protected]

Mexico City National Chamber of CommercePaseo de la Reforma No. 42, Col. CentroMexico, D. F., Code Postal 06048, MexicoTel: +5255 5592 0371Fax: +5255 3685 2269 Ext. 1302E-mail: [email protected]


Sponsors

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