Trans-European Dialogue 2027

LAGPA Annual Conference: Exploring the Role of Latin American Public Administration in New Regional Scenarios

Diogo Pereira,

The Latin American Group for Public Administration (LAGPA) is delighted to extend a cordial invitation to the LAGPA Conference, hosted in collaboration with the Faculty of Government at the University of Chile and the University of Valle in Cali, Colombia. The conference is scheduled to take place in Santiago de Chile from January 15 to 17, 2024, at the University of Chile.

Addressing the central theme "The Role of Latin America Public Administratin in The Face of New Regional Scenarios", next year's conference will brings together experts, academics, professionals, and leaders in Public Administration to deliberate on crucial issues affecting Latin America. This year's focus revolves around the evolving role of Public Administration in the region amidst changing landscapes and challenges.

Event Details:

  • Date: January 15-17, 2024
  • Venue: University of Chile, Avenida Libertador General Bernardo O'Higgins 1058, Santiago, Metropolitan Region, Chile.

Participation Details:

Participation in the conference is free of charge, with participants kindly requested to cover their own transportation and accommodation expenses. Due to limited slots, early registration is encouraged.

Conference Program:

For a detailed information outlining subtopics to be explored over the three-day event, please consult the Conference Program.

Important Information:

  • All activities will be conducted in Spanish, and interpretation into other languages will not be provided.

We eagerly anticipate your involvement in this distinguished conference, envisioned as a platform for the exchange of knowledge, exploration of innovative ideas, and establishment of meaningful connections within the realms of Public Administration and Public Policies in Latin America.

For further information about the conference, please contact us via email at c.alfonzo@iias-iisa.org.

We look forward to welcoming you in Santiago de Chile in January 2024!


About LAGPA

The Latin American Group for Public Administration (LAGPA) is the regional expression of the International Institute of Administrative Sciences (IIAS), dedicated to fostering collaboration and knowledge-sharing in the field of Public Administration across Latin America.

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