Recently, Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, accompanied by several ministers, engaged in discussions with Canadian Foreign Minister Mélanie Joly and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland. The objective of these talks was to devise joint strategies in response to the tariff policies imposed by the United States and to foster deeper bilateral cooperation. As significant trading partners of the US, both Mexico and Canada have been significantly impacted by the tariff measures introduced by the Trump administration. During the deliberations, Minister Joly disclosed that both nations have concurred on developing a comprehensive work plan. This plan will prioritize enhancing collaboration in areas such as resilient supply chains, port trade routes, artificial intelligence, the digital economy, and energy security. President López Obrador emphasized the strong commitment of both countries to reinforcing their bilateral ties.