Hola! New growth opportunities for China and Mexico

Mexico's rise as a manufacturing hub for North America is a sign that globalization is no longer driven only by cost efficiency, but increasingly by resilience, regionalization and strategic trust. In 2023, Mexico became the top source of imports for the United States, with shipments reaching about $475 billion.

For Chinese firms facing US tariffs, strategic scrutiny and pressure to diversify production, Mexico appears attractive with great cooperation potential.

But that attractiveness comes with a difficult question: How can Mexico connect Chinese industrial capacity to North American markets without being perceived by Washington as a backdoor for China into the US market?