Overview

• Coparmex president Juan José Sierra called for reinforcing the trade pact and creating conditions of security, legal certainty and reliable energy to attract and retain capital.
• He framed the 2026 review as a chance to reaffirm Mexico as a trustworthy North American partner and to translate nearshoring interest into long‑term projects.
• Coparmex outlined three pillars for Mexico’s strategy: strengthen the USMCA, diversify export markets and promote innovation, infrastructure, financial inclusion and stronger MiPyMEs.
• Banco Azteca and Coparmex signed an agreement to extend Grupo Salinas benefits to the confederation’s 71 business centers and member companies nationwide.
• Banco Azteca chairman Alejandro Valenzuela said the USMCA transformed Mexico from a closed, monoexporting economy into a more open and competitive partner with the United States.