Overview

• Announced in Mexico City during Mark Carney’s two‑day visit, the Plan of Action 2025–2028 sets priorities spanning trade facilitation, investment, port connectivity, energy, sustainable mining, labour mobility, environment and health, with periodic joint evaluations.
• Both governments will open a bilateral security dialogue to counter transnational organized crime, human and drug trafficking including fentanyl, money laundering, cybercrime and to strengthen disaster response.
• Claudia Sheinbaum and Carney reaffirmed commitment to the trilateral trade pact and voiced confidence in a positive 2026 review, saying the plan will help use the agreement more effectively.
• Canada will maintain special work visas for Mexican workers, with labour ministries to study possible expansion in line with Canadian policy.
• Implementation now moves to ministries and business working groups after meetings with cabinet members and the CEO Dialogue, as the partners seek a more coordinated North American posture under U.S. tariff pressure.