Laredo to Host 32nd Pathways for Trade Symposium, Spotlighting the Future of Logistics and Manufacturing
By María Fernanda Murillo
August 6, 2025
Laredo will host the 32nd Annual Pathways for Trade Symposium on August 27–28, 2025, bringing together industry leaders to explore new perspectives in trade, manufacturing, and logistics.
Event to Unite Industry Leaders Around Cross-Border Growth
The Laredo Economic Development Corporation (LEDC) is preparing to welcome trade and industry leaders to the 32nd Annual Pathways for Trade: The North American Logistics & Manufacturing Symposium.
Under the theme “The New Era of Trade: Perspectives and Opportunities,” the event will explore the evolving dynamics shaping cross-border commerce and industrial transformation across North America.
Honoring Binational Collaboration and Leadership
The agenda will begin with the Night of Trade Ambassador Reception on August 27, where LEDC will recognize INDEX Nuevo Laredo for its 20 years of leadership and contribution to the binational business ecosystem. This symbolic recognition underscores the importance of collaboration between Mexico and the United States in driving regional prosperity.
Key Discussions Shaping the Future of Trade
On August 28, a full schedule of panel discussions and keynote addresses will examine strategic issues impacting the trade corridor—from inflation and e-commerce to national security and regional competitiveness.
The lineup of confirmed keynote speakers includes senior executives from global logistics and rail companies as well as former high-ranking U.S. government officials, offering a multifaceted view of today’s trade landscape. Topics will cover advancements in logistics, nearshoring impacts, infrastructure modernization, and the digital transformation of supply chains.
A Platform for Industrial Innovation and Strategic Networking
As one of the most influential events in the region, the symposium serves as a platform for connecting industry stakeholders, fostering collaboration, and identifying actionable strategies for sustainable growth in the logistics and manufacturing sectors.
With sponsorship opportunities still available, the symposium represents a valuable chance for companies to align their brand with the future of North American trade.