Mexico and France Prioritize Science and Innovation, Digi Mart USA News (Mexico): Grupo Danone México and the Embassy of France in Mexico held a roundtable titled “Science and Innovation for the Future of Mexico” as part of the 200th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Mexico and France.
French Ambassador Delphine Borione highlighted the importance of bilateral ties and the need to strengthen collaboration among companies, institutions and other stakeholders to share knowledge, promote new ideas and respond to current and future challenges.
Patricia Clark, secretary of the Consejo de Salubridad, said Mexico is strengthening collaboration among the government, industry and the scientific community to promote innovation, research and evidence-based solutions that contribute to people’s well-being. She said the goal is to build health policies that outlast administrations and produce lasting benefits for the population.
Alejandra Romero, head of Nutrition and Science at Danone Mexico, discussed the role of food and nutrition as everyday health tools and the importance of turning scientific knowledge into nutritional solutions suited to people’s needs, habits and preferences.
Fabián Flores, scientific director for Mexico and Latin America at L’Oréal Group, shared the company’s perspective on innovation and scientific knowledge from within the industry. Erika Hernández, director of Public Affairs and Communications at Opella, stressed the value of self-care as the first line of health care and said translating science into accessible, reliable and relevant solutions helps empower people and build more sustainable health systems.
Danone Mexico said the meeting reaffirms its commitment to fostering dialogue that connects different industries and perspectives around a shared goal: turning scientific knowledge and evidence into innovation that has a positive impact on people’s lives.
