About 400 North American companies that now operate in Asia intend to relocate to Mexico and to do so they will take advantage of all the trade agreements that the country has signed, as reported by the Mexican Ministry of Economy through its spokeswoman Raquel Buenrostro.

The agency indicates that the Mexican Government will demand equitable and fair growth that includes the well-being of the less favored groups and sectors. The information of interest to investors comes from various inquiries from the partners of the Free Trade Agreement between Mexico, the United States and Canada (T-MEC), especially regarding Mexican energy policies.

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He added that this "will mark the path of agreements on energy and food security and the interest in attracting investments that promote the largest number of formal and specialized jobs that allow the consolidation of a strong industrial and commercial policy in the face of the challenges of the XXI century".

The Ministry of Economy also pointed out that the global changes due to the covid-19 pandemic and the war between Ukraine and Russia have promoted the regionalization of supply chains and a greater emphasis on key economic sectors for Mexico.

The official asserted that Mexico is a country open to the global economy, where foreign investors are treated the same as nationals, without favoritism. This is a sample of the operation of the T-MEC, a commercial agreement where ties with the United States and Canada have been strengthened and where an institutional framework was established that grants legal certainty to investors, businessmen and consumers in the region, he explained.

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He cited that the foreign direct investment received in the first half of 2022 was historic with more than 27,511 million dollars, almost 50% more than in the same period of 2021, when 18,433 million dollars were received.

In addition, he highlighted attractions such as a growth of the Mexican gross domestic product (GDP) of 4.3% year-on-year in the third quarter of the year, a recovery of 63% of the purchasing power in real terms of the minimum wage and a benchmark Mexican peso among global currencies, being the third most appreciated against the dollar.

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