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How are emerging economies in Latin America and Southeast Asia reshaping global GDP and fueling the rise of a new middle class?
In this episode, host Nidhi Arora speaks with Carlos Margarinos, a renowned leader in industrial policy and economic development, to explore the future of the global industrial sector. Carlos discusses the revival of industrial policy to address key issues like geopolitical shifts, sustainability, and technological disruption. He highlights the essential role of international organizations in fostering government-private sector partnerships to drive sustainable growth.
In this episode
- Carlos Magarinos discusses global challenges—geopolitical instability, sustainability, and tech disruption—urging strong public-private partnerships to drive growth in Latin America and Southeast Asia.
- Examines the intersection of sustainability, geopolitics, and digital transformation in manufacturing, highlighting financial support for SMEs and the need for workforce upskilling.
- Emphasizes SMEs as vital drivers of innovation and economic growth.
- Addresses challenges for emerging economies in adopting new technologies, stressing the need for robust financial systems to enhance SME competitiveness.
- Leadership's role in sustainable industry, advocating for public-private collaborations and global cooperation to address environmental goals and industrial challenges.
About our guest
Carlos Margarinos, Director of Global Strategy and External Affairs at Vrio Corp, brings deep expertise across politics, diplomacy, and business. Recognized by 39 governments and institutions worldwide, he previously served as Argentina’s Secretary for Industry and Director General of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization.
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