Mexico sets out NAFTA goals ahead of re-negotiation talks - Reuters
|Reuters recently reported on Mexico's goals for the upcoming renegotiation of NAFTA, citing a documentation, with the key quotes found below:
- Mexico aims to retain complete access for goods and services in NAFTA region
- Mexico aims to establish rules of origin to guarantee the regional benefits of NAFTA
- Mexico aims to modernize customs procedures to facilitate trade, as part of NAFTA negotiations
- Mexico aims to unify agricultural, animal and health safety regulations, as part of NAFTA negotiations
- Mexico aims to increase integration of labor markets in North America, as part of NAFTA negotiations
- Mexico aims to strengthen the dispute resolution mechanisms of NAFTA, as part of trade negotiations
- Mexico aims to protect intellectual property of domestic content producers, as part of NAFTA negotiations
- Mexico aims to incorporate measures to reflect the transformation of the regional energy sector and strengthen regional energy security
- Mexico aims to include transparency and anti-corruption measures
- Mexico aims to capitalize and regionally strengthen the north American development bank
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