Mexico will benefit significantly from the expertise of international speakers by gaining clear insights into the real-world challenges and successes other countries have faced while building and strengthening their mental health, suicide prevention systems as well as addiction prevention and treatment programs . Through shared advances in research, policy, and practice, Mexico can identify evidence-based strategies that have proven effective elsewhere and avoid common obstacles such as gaps in access, coordination, or stigma. Cross-national and cross-sector dialogue will support stronger collaboration among clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and community leaders, helping Mexico align its efforts more efficiently. Learning how other nations have adapted prevention and post-vention systems to their cultural contexts will guide the development of culturally relevant strategies tailored to Mexican and Latin American communities, while the inclusion of lived experience and youth perspectives will ensure these approaches are grounded in real needs. Overall, this exchange of international knowledge will enable Mexico to develop practical, actionable recommendations that strengthen prevention, improve responses after suicide, and build a more resilient and responsive mental health system.