Spain and Mexico are seeking to deepen their economic relationship following a visit to Mexico by Carlos Cuerpo, Spain’s deputy prime minister and economy minister.
During the trip, Cuerpo met with President Claudia Sheinbaum at the National Palace and held talks with Economy Secretary Marcelo Ebrard. Both sides discussed plans to double bilateral trade by 2030 and expand investment flows between the two countries.
The visit comes as Mexico and the European Union move forward with a modernized global agreement designed to ease trade, reduce tariff barriers and provide a more stable framework for investment.
Spain remains one of Mexico’s leading foreign investors, with thousands of Spanish-linked companies operating across key industries. Mexico, meanwhile, has become the largest Latin American investor in Spain, with Mexican companies supporting jobs and maintaining a growing business presence in the country.
The renewed agenda reflects a broader effort to strengthen trade and investment ties between Mexico, Spain and the European Union under a more updated cooperation framework.
Source: El Financiero
