Indra Group and the Development Bank of Latin America and the Caribbean sign agreement for the digitalisation of public services

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The agreement will accelerate digital transformation in the countries that form part of this entity through initiatives involving applied artificial intelligence, infrastructure resilience and connected solutions in key areas

Indra Group and the Development Bank of Latin America and the Caribbean (CAF) – a multilateral financial institution comprising more than 20 American countries, together with Spain and Portugal – have signed a strategic agreement to promote and develop joint projects aimed at the advanced digitalisation and technological modernisation of public services and key infrastructure in these territories. 

The agreement, signed in Panama City, combines CAF's regional integration capacity with Indra Group's experience, sector knowledge and technological capabilities, which are now being projected into joint initiatives aimed at modernising the state and providing essential public services for the development of the countries in this region.

Under the agreement, Indra Group and CAF will work together to identify, structure and develop high-impact projects in strategic areas such as digital government, cybersecurity, smart mobility, air traffic management and the use of advanced analytics and artificial intelligence, as well as investment initiatives directly linked to the digital transformation of the public sector. 

  1. Statements from CAF and Indra Group on the agreement
  2. Strategic scope of the alliance and CAF financing

Statements from CAF and Indra Group on the agreement

‘Digital transformation is a key enabler of sustainable development in our region. This agreement with Indra Group will allow us to identify and structure high-impact projects that strengthen the institutional capacities of our member countries, improve the efficiency of the State and, above all, bring quality public services to millions of Latin American and Caribbean citizens,’ said Sergio Díaz-Granados, Executive President of CAF. 

‘The signing of this agreement with CAF reinforces Indra Group's commitment to the development of Latin America and the Caribbean and to the strengthening of public services as a pillar of economic and social progress. Our collaboration with the region's leading multilateral financial institution reflects Indra's vocation to contribute knowledge, technology and international experience to the service of citizens and public institutions,’ said Ángel Escribano, Executive President of Indra Group.

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Strategic scope of the alliance and CAF financing

For his part, José Vicente de los Mozos, CEO of Indra Group, stated that "this agreement with CAF is part of Indra Group's strategic roadmap to consolidate our position as a leading technology partner in Latin America and the Caribbean. It allows us to identify and structure high-impact initiatives in key areas such as advanced digitisation of public services, data management and applied artificial intelligence, aligning our capabilities with the region's development priorities and with a clear focus on results." 

For Indra Group, the alliance represents a decisive step in its growth and consolidation strategy in Latin America and the Caribbean. The company is strengthening its role as a strategic technology partner with a long-term commitment to the region, through advanced solutions applied to projects aimed at modernising the state, protecting and ensuring the resilience of critical infrastructure, and improving the efficiency and quality of public service delivery. 

Indra Group is also aligning its technological capabilities, international experience and leadership in key sectors of the development agenda of CAF, an institution which, with 24 member countries, plays a central role in financing and structuring projects aimed at improving competitiveness, productivity and quality of life in Latin America and the Caribbean. According to recent information provided by the entity itself, in 2025 CAF approved more than 18 billion dollars in financing in its member countries, with a growing emphasis on projects linked to development and sustainability.