Mexico and the United States have completed another round of discussions focused on strengthening regional economic cooperation and supporting North American trade networks.
The third round of negotiations reviewed areas including economic security, labor, agriculture, digital payments, metals, and the automotive sector. Both sides highlighted progress on shared priorities aimed at enhancing manufacturing collaboration and improving regional supply chain connectivity.
The discussions form part of the ongoing review of the North American trade agreement, with both countries emphasizing the importance of cooperation to support businesses, encourage investment and maintain efficient cross-border trade flows.
Officials also discussed opportunities to reinforce regional production capabilities and address evolving trade considerations among participating economies. Further talks are scheduled as both sides continue working toward a framework that supports long-term economic partnership.
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