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Latin America Has Opportunity ‘to Shine,’ IDB’s President Says -Bloomberg

WATCH: Inter-American Development Bank President Claver-Carone discusses his economic outlook for Latin America and the region’s ties with the US.(Bloomberg)

Maria Eloisa Capurro and Shery Ahn, Bloomberg News

PANAMA CITY
EnergiesNet.com 05 19 2022

Latin America and the Caribbean has a unique opportunity to secure new investments and boost spending on infrastructure as recent geopolitical events favor the region, Mauricio Claver-Carone, head of a key development bank, said.

“There’s an opportunity for the region to shine,” said Claver-Carone, the first non-Latin American to lead the Inter-American Development Bank, in an interview with Bloomberg TV ahead of Bloomberg’s New Economy Gateway conference that starts Wednesday in Panama. 

With supply chains and the war in Ukraine disrupting trade and investments globally, Latin America and the Caribbean have an opportunity to shine, the head of the Inter-American Development Bank Mauricio Claver-Carone said. 

He spoke on the sidelines of Bloomberg’s inaugural New Economy Gateway Latin America event in Panama City that kicks off Wednesday with speakers discussing the post-pandemic economic growth challenge, preparing for the next public health crisis, the transition to green energy and the case for cryptocurrencies in the region, among other topics. 

“I don’t want a single company to look at China before it looks at any country in Latam and the Caribbean,” Claver-Carone said.

The supply chain disruptions have cast a light on the issue of near-shoring, or placing manufacturing facilities closer to US consumers, with many Latin American countries lobbying for those investments.

bloomberg.com 05 18 2022

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