U.S. – Mexico Policymakers Exchange

The group meets with David Garcia Junco, CDMX’s Secretary of Science, Technology, and Innovation

The U.S.-Mexico Policymakers Exchange provided the opportunity for 14 U.S. leaders from federal, state, and local governments; business; think tanks and other research institutions; advocacy organizations; NGOs; and schools and universities to meet counterparts on a professional study tour in Mexico City and Querétaro from May 14-19, 2018. Participants represented a diverse set of institutions and many aspects of U.S.-Mexico policy, including politics and government, economics and trade, energy, education, media and communications, and research and advocacy.

The visitors took the opportunity to kick off the program at the Mexican Embassy with Amb. Gerónimo Gutiérrez, who led a discussion on Mexico as viewed from the United States. Following the opening, the program moved on to cover topics including the perspective on NAFTA negotiations, the current landscape of education in Mexico, and the state of venture capital in Mexico – to name a few.

Project summary

U.S. – Mexico Policymakers Exchange | May 2018
Number of Visitors: 14
Number of Attendees: 17
Regions: Western Hemisphere
Countries: Mexico, United States
Impact Areas: Business and Trade, Education, Energy and the Environment, Entrepreneurship, Foreign Policy, Governance and Transparency, Media and Journalism, Science and Technology
Program Areas: Global Leadership
Partners: Private Sector