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RED GLOBAL MXIRELAND
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Red Global MX
Chapter Ireland

We are a network that brings together the highly qualified Mexican migrant community in Ireland

The RGMX has the purpose of contributing to Mexico through its insertion in the knowledge economy and promoting its development.

The RGMX have been enriched and the work programs have been diversified according to the interests and local drive of its members. Each Chapter is responsible for promoting the generation of its own resources and may choose to participate in different national or international initiatives or funds to propose projects that link the transfer of knowledge to Mexico. Some Chapters have, in addition to the projects, other programs in support of the quality of life of Mexicans abroad or for the promotion of Mexican culture abroad.

Chapter Ireland

Chapter Ireland Five Pillars

Each Chapter and Node has a democratically elected Board of Directors, its own statutes, work plan and determines its own goals and objectives. They are all groups with a local identity that adhere to the mission of the Global Network and organize according to their own needs.

01Science & Technology
02Connections
03Entreprenurship
04Social Responsability
05Creative Industries

The Global MX Network is an ecosystem with its own identity, a large number of projects and activities and great potential.

Ireland’s main exports to Mexico include: pharmaceutical and health products such as medicines, machines and chemicals; milk based products and electronics while Mexico’s main exports to Ireland include: artery and veins prosthetics, alcohol (beer), lemons, airplane parts and circuits.

In 2008, the Irish Government opened an Enterprise Ireland office in Mexico Irish multinational companies such as Kerry Group, Ryanair and Smurfit Kappa operate in Mexico. Mexican multinational company Cemex operates in Ireland.

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2,000 +Mexicans live in Ireland according to the 2016 census, mainly in Dublin, Galway, Cork and Limerick

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