Mexican embassy unveils pavilion at Expo 2023 Doha

The embassy of Mexico unveiled the Mexican pavilion at Expo 2023 Doha Sunday, highlighting the Latin American country’s significant advancements in science and technology while also positioning it as an attractive hub for investment and tourism.
The opening ceremony led by Mexican ambassador Guillermo Ordorica and attended by ambassadors from various missions in Qatar and Expo officials, among other guests at Al Bidda Park, also shines a spotlight on Mexico’s cultural heritage, featuring a short cultural presentation and a taste of Mexican cuisine.
“We are here to demonstrate Mexico's strides in science and technology, particularly in combating desertification – a shared concern that resonates deeply with the climate challenges faced by Qatar and the broader region,” the envoy said. “Through collaboration, we aim to establish a mutual exchange of knowledge and solutions to preserve our planet’s precious resources.”
“Our pavilion is more than just a space for exhibition. It is a vibrant canvas showcasing Mexico as a prime investment and tourism destination, and a robust business partner,” Ordorica added. “We envision Qatar not merely as a host for this exposition but as the pivotal centre of operations from which Mexican companies can project themselves into the markets of the Arabian Gulf.”
He noted that Mexico is dedicated to advancing innovation and technological progress with a broader vision that goes beyond mere economic expansion.
According to the envoy, the Mexican pavilion will feature exhibitions from Mexican fruit and vegetable companies and provide a platform for dialogue on innovations from research institutions.
It will also highlight Mexico's comprehensive National Water Programme, which addresses issues such as drought, soil improvement, sustainable water use, conservation of biodiversity, and genetic resources.
Ordorica said Mexico is also keen to establish itself as a bountiful supplier of healthy, nutritious food for the Middle East and Asia.
The expo, he added, serves as a platform to forge technical and commercial alliances within the agri-food sector, sharing the rich heritage of Mexican values, culture, and gastronomy.
“As the 12th largest food producer and the 7th largest food exporter in the world, Mexico is on a quest to diversify markets and forge new alliances,” Ordorica pointed out. “We are here to showcase the high quality of Mexican produce, which we are confident will find a revered place in the Middle Eastern market.”
The envoy said that the Mexico pavilion will also serve as a bridge that connects and a beacon that guides towards a sustainable future for all.
He said he hopes for “fruitful engagements, lasting partnerships, and shared successes” in the pursuit of a greener tomorrow.
About Expo 2023 Doha, the ambassador lauded the event, noting that it not only celebrated the diversity of flora and ecological ingenuity but also provided a platform for Mexican entrepreneurs and organisations to introduce indigenous plants to the Qatari ecosystem.
This initiative, he stressed, plays a vital role in bolstering biodiversity and ecological robustness in the region.