Contributions will nurture the position that Mexico will carry to the joint review of the Agreement in 2026when the sixth anniversary of its entry into force is fulfilled.
The review of the T-MEC, provided for in article 34.7 of the Treaty, forces the three countries to periodically evaluate the validity of the Pact and decide whether they extend its duration for a new period of 16 years. The objective is to ensure that the agreement remains useful and balanced, and that it reflects the economic priorities of each nation in a changing global environment.
The United States also began its own public consultation process through the Office of the Commercial Representative (USTR), which also summoned an audience in Washington for November 2025. Canada, meanwhile, also prepares internal review mechanisms. With this call, Mexico aligns with its partners and ensures that its interests are reflected in the discussions towards the revision of 2026.
The notice, signed by the Secretary of Economy, Marcelo Ebrard, invites you to examine the performance of the treaty in key areas. The authorities also seek to identify challenges.
Contributions can be sent electronically, either by mail to [email protected] or through the portal www.buzontmec.economia.gob.mx, in addition to surrendering in physical in the Office of Parts of the Ministry of Economy, in Mexico City. The 60 -day term represents the main opportunity for companies, business cameras, academics, unions and other actors to listen to their voice.
The result of this process will influence the position that Mexico will defend in the Free Trade Commission in 2026, when it will be decided if the T-MEC continues without changes, if adjustments are introduced or, in an extreme scenario, if its validity is allowed to expire. For Mexico, whose foreign trade depends on 83% in the United States, the content of this review is crucial for its economic stability and its growth strategy.
