This policy brief is the result of Convocation 5.0, a high-level trilateral dialogue hosted by Inter-American Dialogue’s Mexico Program in collaboration with the U.S.-Mexico Foundation and the Weiser Diplomacy Center at the University of Michigan’s Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy.
This publication is a result of the collaboration between the Inter-American Dialogue’s Mexico Program and Grupo Estrategia Política (GEP) and presents key insights on the labor architecture of North America’s regional trade framework.
This report is a collaboration between the Inter-American Dialogue’s Mexico Program and Grupo Estrategia Politica (GEP), presenting key insights on North America’s energy integration.
The Inter-American Dialogue’s Mexico Program convened the third session of its U.S.–Mexico High-Level Dialogue Series, bringing together senior stakeholders from government, the private sector, and the expert community for a candid, off-the-record discussion on trade, tariffs, and the future of the USMCA ahead of the agreement’s 2026 review.
The Mexico Program at The Dialogue conference on U.S.-Mexico border policy, trade, tech, and sustainability with leaders from government and industry.
Lila Abed, directora del Programa México, participó en el podcast “Broojula” con Ana Paula Ordorica, y conversó sobre cómo se han reordenando prioridades, alianzas, y estrategias dentro y fuera de Estados Unidos bajo la actual administración.
On March 25, the Inter-American Dialogue’s Mexico Program released The Chemical Industry & North American Competitiveness: Toward the 2026 USMCA Review Infographics, as part of the U.S.–Mexico Roadshow, an engagement strategy designed to strengthen U.S.–Mexico ties where the relationship is most tangible—at the state, city, and industry level.
On March 25, the Inter-American Dialogue’s Mexico Program released The Chemical Industry & North American Competitiveness: Toward the 2026 USMCA Review Infographics, as part of the U.S.–Mexico Roadshow, an engagement strategy designed to strengthen U.S.–Mexico ties where the relationship is most tangible—at the state, city, and industry level.
Senior government officials, industry executives, and policy leaders from Mexico and the United States convened virtually on March 25, 2026, for the inaugural U.S.–Mexico Roadshow, hosted by the Mexico Program at the Inter-American Dialogue in Washington, D.C.
Energy Transition and Climate Program non-resident senior fellow Leonardo Beltrán recently contributed an article to Mexico Business News comparing the impacts AI has on computing with the potential promise that increased energy efficiency could yield for Mexico’s power system. He argues that energy efficiency offers Mexico a fast, low‑cost, and strategic way to improve reliability, competitiveness, and economic resilience.
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