Mexico and the United States are continuing discussions on tariffs affecting automobiles, steel, and aluminum as both countries work toward stronger regional trade cooperation.
Mexico’s economy minister met with the U.S. commerce secretary during a G20 innovation gathering in North Carolina. The discussions covered bilateral trade, regional technological innovation, and measures affecting key manufacturing sectors.
The talks come as both countries prepare for the review of the North American trade agreement, with Mexico highlighting the importance of maintaining efficient and integrated manufacturing networks across the region.
Automotive and steel industries are closely connected through cross-border production, with materials, components, and finished products moving between Mexico, the United States, and Canada. Continued dialogue on trade measures can help businesses plan sourcing, production, and distribution across these interconnected markets.
The discussions also highlight opportunities to strengthen regional manufacturing capabilities and technological cooperation while supporting the continued development of North American trade and supply networks.
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