Member countries

The member countries of the Quito Process are the essential pillars of this regional mechanism for cooperation and dialogue.

Their participation reflects the collective commitment of States to identifying joint and sustainable responses and solutions to the challenges of human mobility in the Americas. Through their national experiences, priorities, and perspectives, member countries enrich the collective work and contribute to the strengthening of inclusive, rights-based public policies.

MEMBER COUNTRIES

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Costa Rica

Ecuador

Guatemala

Guyana

Mexico

Panama

Paraguay

Peru

República Dominicana

Uruguay

Focal Points

Each member country participates through official representatives known as Focal Points, designated by each State, generally from their Ministries of Foreign Affairs or equivalent bodies.

They facilitate communication between countries and the Process bodies, acting as the main coordination liaisons.

They actively participate in regional meetings and activities, ensuring that decisions reflect the official position of each State.

Their role is key to ensuring the continuity of joint work and strengthening regional cooperation on human mobility.

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PRO TEMPORE PRESIDENCY

Rotating leadership in chapters of 9–12 months

TECHNICAL SECRETARIAT

To ensure continuity and effectiveness, composed of UNHCR and IOM