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Canada, Mexico and U.S. Launch Trilateral Drone Security Agenda for 2026 World Cup

It closed with a pledge to conduct joint exercises, share real-time intelligence and collaborate with industry on drone defenses.

Overview

  • The inaugural high-level meeting in Mexico City concluded on August 5, marking the start of a continuous trilateral security framework for the 2026 tournament.
  • Officials committed to scheduling joint drills, standardizing unmanned aerial system detection and neutralization protocols, and implementing real-time intelligence sharing.
  • A three-day technical exchange brought together government representatives, security experts and industry leaders to share best practices and explore advanced counter-drone solutions.
  • A joint industry roundtable identified regulatory and technological gaps and launched initiatives to enhance public-private collaboration on aerial threat mitigation.
  • Leaders emphasized that sustained cooperation will strengthen North America’s security posture and demonstrate shared values during the 2026 FIFA World Cup.