If this trade agreement is reactivated, Mexican exports could reach countries with which it has no preferential commercial treatment.
The negotiation and signing of the Transpacific Economic Cooperation Agreement, without the United States (TPP11), means an opportunity for Mexico to have six new markets for its exports.
Australia, Brunei, Malaysia, New Zealand, Singapore and Vietnam are countries that make up the TPP11, but with which Mexico does not have commercial agreements, as it has with the rest of the members such as Japan and Canada, and Peru and Chile through the Pacific Alliance.