The Association for Latin America (LAV) is set to host the 75th Latin America Day in Hamburg to strengthen German Latin American economic relations, with a special focus on sustainability, climate protection, and renewable energy. The event, under the patronage of Dr. Peter Tschentscher, Mayor of Hamburg, aims to deepen ties between the regions. Hamburg has a long history of trade with Latin American countries, with significant trade volumes recorded in recent years. The Port of Hamburg plays a crucial role in facilitating the trade of goods between the regions. Bilateral agreements have been signed to promote the import of hydrogen, aligning with the global shift towards green technologies. Hamburg and Latin American countries are exploring opportunities in renewable energy and climate protection. The evolving relations emphasize the importance of green hydrogen, supply chain security, and resources like lithium. Additionally, collaborations in startup ecosystems are being promoted to enhance economic growth and innovation. The positive developments signify a new era in the partnership between Hamburg and Latin America, focusing on sustainable economic practices and mutual benefits.