Overview
- Foreign Secretary Roberto Velasco held a remote meeting with Mexico’s diplomatic corps to urge a coordinated public diplomacy push that projects Mexico as a stable, democratic and productive economy.
- He asked ambassadors to promote concrete economic opportunities such as Plan México and the government’s development poles so missions can help attract trade and investment.
- Velasco instructed embassies to communicate the Sheinbaum administration’s progress on shared welfare, security and economic development to reshape how other countries understand Mexico.
- He called for a proactive, modern style of diplomacy and praised diplomats for their consular protection work for Mexicans abroad in a complex global environment.
- The initiative builds on recent targeted outreach, such as talks with Southeast Asian envoys, and signals a diplomatic focus on nation-branding and tangible returns for Mexican society.