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Carney, Sheinbaum Strengthen Canada-Mexico Ties Ahead of USMCA

9/19/2025

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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum met in Mexico City on September 18 to strengthen economic ties ahead of the USMCA review next year.
They discussed enhancing trade through ports and addressing border security issues, including drug trafficking.
This marks the first visit by a Canadian prime minister to Mexico since 2017, underscoring the importance of bilateral relations.
Both leaders aim to persuade President Trump to reduce tariffs on the auto and steel sectors.
The trip includes meetings with diplomats and business leaders, focusing on energy and trade cooperation.

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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum met in Mexico City on September 18 to strengthen economic ties ahead of the USMCA review next year.
They discussed enhancing trade through ports and addressing border security issues, including drug trafficking.
This marks the first visit by a Canadian prime minister to Mexico since 2017, underscoring the importance of bilateral relations.
Both leaders aim to persuade President Trump to reduce tariffs on the auto and steel sectors.
The trip includes meetings with diplomats and business leaders, focusing on energy and trade cooperation.