Overview
- Mexico will call in private‑sector leaders to present proposals if the United States pushes for a review of the trilateral pact.
- Sheinbaum said her government team is prepared for a 2026 process and will seek additional support, noting entrepreneurs typically join such reviews.
- She reported ongoing coordination with U.S. counterparts, citing contacts with the Commerce Department, the U.S. trade ambassador and the Treasury Department.
- Mexico’s Economy Secretary Marcelo Ebrard maintains permanent communication with those U.S. officials, according to the president.
- Sheinbaum said that after meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump and Canada’s prime minister, Mark Carney, the leaders agreed to keep working on the treaty.