Mexico marks Independence Day, highlights strong ties with Qatar
<p>Doha, Qatar: Mexico’s 216th Independence Day was celebrated in Doha on Tuesday with a gathering of Qatari officials, diplomats and members of the Mexican community, highlighting the growing friendship and cooperation between Mexico and Qatar.</p> <p>Minister of Communications and Information Technology H E Mohammed bin Ali bin Mohammed Al Mannai; Director of Protocol at the Ministry of Foreign…
On Tuesday, Mexico marked its 216th Independence Day in Doha, Qatar, with a celebration that underscored the robust relationship between the two nations. The event, hosted by Mexican Ambassador to Qatar José Guillermo Ordorica Robles, brought together Qatari officials, diplomats, and members of the Mexican community.
During the gathering, a minute of silence was observed in remembrance of Father Amir H H Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani and others who perished during Qatar's recent regional conflicts. Ambassador Ordorica emphasized Mexico's dedication to inclusion, social justice, and shared prosperity under President Claudia Sheinbaum, Mexico's first female leader. He affirmed that under her stewardship, Mexico continues to foster cooperation and solidarity with nations, including Qatar.
The ambassador reiterated Mexico's unwavering support for Qatar during a year marked by regional stability challenges. He expressed the nation's solidarity with Qatar, stressing the importance of diplomacy in achieving peace and stability. Reflecting on Mexico's own independence journey, Ordorica noted the resilience and unity of the Mexican people, drawing parallels to Qatar's own experiences.
Highlighting the potential for deeper economic ties, Ordorica praised Qatar's role as a key partner for Mexico, citing Mexico's connectivity, skilled workforce, industries, and international market access. He announced that Mexico City will host the Third Meeting of the Bilateral Political Consultations Mechanism, aimed at enhancing political dialogue, identifying new cooperation areas, and promoting economic complementarities.
The ambassador also announced the upcoming Qatar-Mexico-Canada Year of Culture in 2026, offering further opportunities to showcase Mexican culture in Qatar and celebrating both nations' heritage. The celebration concluded with a traditional Grito de Independencia civic ceremony and a performance by the Qatar Philharmonic Orchestra, featuring Mexican-inspired music.
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