Overview
- Slim Domit said the upcoming T-MEC review will bring short-term turbulence, while he remains optimistic about long-term North American integration.
- He pressed for an infrastructure-led strategy aligned with Plan México, targeting investment of roughly 25% to 28% of GDP.
- Mexico’s investment mix is typically about 80% private, 10% foreign and 10% public, which he argued requires stronger public outlays to catalyze external capital.
- He described North America as the region with the greatest growth potential, citing supply-chain stability and better inflation control from tighter U.S.–Mexico complementarities.
- He highlighted U.S. leadership in artificial intelligence and said Mexico can boost competitiveness by anchoring advanced manufacturing, noting positive investor sentiment at the symposium.