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The Forty-Third IEEE Convention of Central America and Panama (CONCAPAN 2025) of the CAPANA Council (Central America and Panama) of IEEE is the most important event in the region, and will take place from November 26 to 28, 2025, at the Hilton Hotel in San Salvador, El Salvador.

With the theme “Fourth Industrial Revolution: Innovation for a Sustainable Future,” CONCAPAN 2025 will focus on the disruptive technologies that are transforming engineering and industry. The event will feature a technical exhibition with participation from leading companies in the region, showcasing the latest technological innovations and their practical applications.

The program will include keynote lectures by international experts and the presentation of papers on topics such as artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, advanced automation, renewable energies, robotics, and more, offering new perspectives on emerging areas of engineering and science.

CONCAPAN 2025 will also offer specialized tutorials, covering emerging technologies and providing attendees with practical training and key insights.

This event presents an exceptional opportunity to stay up-to-date with the latest technological trends, connect with industry leaders, and discover how innovation is driving a more sustainable future. Don’t miss CONCAPAN 2025 in El Salvador, where engineering and sustainability converge to shape the future.

Formal Conditions of Acceptance
>> All papers must be original and not simultaneously submitted to another journal or conference.
>> The Official Language of the conference is English, however, paper presentations could be given either English or Spanish.
>> Submit your full draft papers in PDF format. The final version of the paper must not exceed 6 typeset pages.
>> Each submission will be peer-reviewed
>> Papers will only be published in English.
>> Papers will only be original, previous presentation at a conference, or publication in another language, should be disclosed.
>> Papers must follow the IEEE Style for Conference Proceedings.