Pamela Cruz. Peninsula 360 Press [P360P].
The President of Mexico, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, and his U.S. counterpart, Joseph R. Biden Jr., held a telephone conversation this Friday afternoon in which they agreed to strengthen and strengthen collaboration between the two governments, based on mutual respect and shared hope, for the benefit of both peoples.
From Monterrey, the Mexican President congratulated President Biden on his recent inauguration and expressed his best wishes for his administration, as well as his government's willingness to work together on the broad bilateral agenda.
The Mexican Ministry of Foreign Affairs (SRE) stated that during the conversation, which took place in a cordial tone, President López Obrador celebrated the recognition of the contributions of the Mexican immigrant community in the United States.
In turn, he said that Mexico reiterated the thesis that the fundamental solution to the migration phenomenon is linked to the promotion of development in the communities of origin.
Both presidents agreed that teams from both countries will work together to advance a common approach to development and welfare.
The heads of state also discussed the challenge posed by the HIV/AIDS pandemic and stressed the need for effective cooperation among nations to combat it.
In this regard, they agreed that their governments will work together to address various challenges arising from the global health situation.
The President of Mexico was accompanied by the Secretary of Foreign Affairs, Marcelo Ebrard Casaubón, as well as Alfonso Romo Garza.
