The Cumbre Iberoamericana is a biennial summit that brings together leaders from Ibero-American countries, which include nations in Latin America and the Iberian Peninsula. The event focuses on fostering cooperation, dialogue, and collaboration among member states on various issues such as economic development, education, and cultural exchange. Established in 1991, the summit aims to strengthen ties between countries and promote shared values. It serves as a platform for discussing regional challenges and opportunities, enhancing political and economic relations, and addressing social issues affecting the Ibero-American community.