Overview
- Economy Secretary Marcelo Ebrard and the Council of Global Companies agreed on three early‑2026 workstreams: coordinate positions for the T‑MEC review, expand domestic suppliers, and speed the landing of investments.
- The CEG, a group of roughly 60 multinationals that account for an estimated 40–50% of Mexico’s foreign direct investment, pledged support for Plan México and deeper national sourcing.
- José Medina Mora Icaza was elected CCE president for 2026–2027 and set priorities to reactivate investment, present a unified technical private‑sector stance for the T‑MEC review, and conduct outreach in Washington in early 2026.
- Medina Mora said the CCE will identify and unblock ten flagship projects, starting with energy, and aims to raise total investment to 25% of GDP while improving security, power availability and water access.
- Deloitte data highlight the execution gap, with $53.1 billion in new investments announced through September 2025 but only $9.8 billion of $230 billion announced since 2023 materialized, and the Economy Ministry plans larger 2026 fairs to grow domestic supply.