Overview
- The binational commission, which met June 4, formally signed an act to reactivate periodic high‑level meetings and set the next plenary to be held in Germany.
- Officials agreed to boost economic ties with Germany committing more than €280 million in cooperation funds and highlighting bilateral trade above $27 billion and 2,300 German firms operating in Mexico.
- Delegations named science and technology cooperation—including quantum technologies, artificial intelligence, biotechnology and health—as priority areas and designated GIZ for technical work in 2026–2027.
- Mexico and Germany pledged closer security cooperation to counter transnational organized crime and cartel networks, with officials describing joint operational and policy coordination as a key objective.
- Mexico’s foreign ministry said it has received no U.S. notice about visa cancellations for two governors and the Mexican foreign minister downplayed CNTE protests as unlikely to disrupt World Cup events in Mexico City.