The Premio Iberoamericano de Poesía Pablo Neruda is a prestigious literary award established in 2015. It honors outstanding poets from Ibero-American countries, celebrating their contributions to the world of poetry. The award is named after the renowned Chilean poet Pablo Neruda, who is known for his influential works and received the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1971. The prize aims to promote and recognize the richness of Ibero-American poetry, encouraging new voices and perspectives. It is awarded annually, with the winner receiving a monetary prize and a commemorative plaque, highlighting the importance of poetry in cultural dialogue across the region.