en.Wedoany.com Reported - The Third Mexican Architecture Forum (III Coloquio de Arquitectura Mexicana) will be held from September 17 to 29 in Madrid, Spain, focusing on academic, cultural, and professional exchange, strengthening ties between Mexico and Spain through architecture, design, and heritage.

As part of the event's preparation, the forum's official program has been presented to the Spanish Ambassador to Mexico, Juan Duarte, who reaffirmed his support for this dialogue initiative aimed at fostering exchange among experts, institutions, and the architectural community of both countries.

The forum is organized by the Casa de México en España Foundation in collaboration with the Official College of Architects of Madrid, with both institutions joining forces once again to offer a high-level program featuring keynote speeches, academic activities, and cultural exchanges.

Key guests include architects Fernanda Canales, Rozana Montiel, and Benjamín Romano, who will share their experiences and insights on the challenges and opportunities in contemporary architecture.

The event program also includes the presentation of the HÁBITAT-Monumental magazine, which will be launched with the participation of Mundo Ejecutivo, to strengthen the connection between architecture, heritage, and editorial thinking spaces.

The organizers emphasized that Ambassador Duarte's support is a key driving force to continue strengthening this international forum, whose goal is to closely link cultural, academic, and professional ties between Mexico and Spain, promoting creative exchange and collaboration around architecture and heritage preservation.

With its third edition, the Mexican Architecture Forum reaffirms its commitment as a benchmark for bilateral dialogue, bringing together distinguished experts, scholars, and professionals, aiming to provide new perspectives on the shared architectural development and heritage wealth of both countries.