Mexico, with a population exceeding 126 million, is the most populous Spanish-speaking country and a vital player in the global economy. The nation’s diverse economy is supported by key sectors such as manufacturing, agriculture, services, and tourism. Major business sectors include automotive, electronics, oil and gas, and agriculture, with notable exports encompassing automobiles, machinery, electronics, and agricultural products like avocados and tequila. Mexico’s GDP is approximately $1.3 trillion, with a per capita income of around $10,000, reflecting its status as one of the largest economies in Latin America. 

By collaborating with the World Business Council, Mexico’s government and business community can leverage opportunities for enhanced trade, foreign investment, and sustainable economic growth. This partnership will facilitate knowledge sharing, strengthen international relations, and promote innovation across various sectors. Engaging with the WBC will enable Mexico to further internationalize its economy, driving competitiveness and prosperity while addressing global challenges such as sustainability and economic inequality.