Overview
- Both leaders agreed to meet as soon as possible to deepen the bilateral agenda and maintain momentum.
- Lula reiterated his intent to conclude a new trade agreement with Mexico to strengthen the economic partnership.
- Sheinbaum requested Brazilian technical support to expand ethanol production to meet Mexico’s rising domestic demand.
- Mexico also asked for collaboration on anti-hunger and poverty programs leveraging Brazil’s experience.
- Alicia Bárcena will represent Mexico at COP30 in Belém, while Foreign Minister Juan Ramón de la Fuente plans a late‑November visit to Brazil, building on August accords on biofuels and competitiveness.