Mexico Promotes Investment at B20 Summit
Mexico is promoting a global agenda focused on investment and competitiveness through the B20 Summit, the private sector’s dialogue mechanism with the G20, to strengthen the country’s position as a strategic player in the global economy while promoting the USMCA to provide greater certainty, said Business Coordinating Council (CCE) President José Medina Mora.
The summit represents an important platform for business diplomacy in Mexico. Its main goal is to strengthen dialogue with delegations from G20 member countries and promote a common agenda focused on investment, competitiveness, and stronger global supply chains.
This year’s B20, hosted by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce under the theme “Accelerating Economic Growth,” serves as the private sector’s primary forum for dialogue with the G20.
This year, the international agenda focuses on four key areas: economic growth, trade, energy, and innovation.
Seeking to strengthen Mexico’s position as a strategic player in the global economy, a delegation of 35 representatives from the Mexican private sector, led by the president of the Business Coordinating Council, is participating in the B20 USA Summit 2026 in Washington, D.C.
The Mexican delegation aims to expand opportunities for collaboration with global economies amid a period of significant transformation in international trade.
The delegation includes key private-sector figures such as Sergio Contreras, president of COMCE and Mexico’s sherpa to the B20; Jorge Esteve, president of the National Agricultural Council (CNA); and Juan Cortina Gallardo, CCE vice president for International Affairs, among other prominent representatives.
CCE members are holding strategic meetings with business counterparts, U.S. officials, and representatives of the Mexican Embassy in the United States.
These high-level meetings prioritize strengthening North American productive integration and promoting greater certainty for trade and investment, particularly amid the ongoing USMCA review process.
