Presidents of the United States and Mexico meet virtually to discuss various issues involving both nations.
Pamela Cruz. Peninsula 360 Press [P360P].
U.S. President Joseph Biden and his Mexican counterpart, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, are scheduled to meet on March 1, where they will discuss various issues involving both nations.
The meeting will take place as part of the follow-up to the various conversations between the two leaders, the Mexican Foreign Ministry said in a brief press release.
Likewise, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs SER noted that Presidents López Obrador and Biden will discuss the shared vision and objectives of the bilateral agenda.
During the virtual meeting, the two presidents will pay special attention to addressing cooperation mechanisms to address the structural causes of migration in northern Central America and southern Mexico.
In addition, they will discuss the ravages of COVID-19 and the areas of opportunity presented by the T-MEC towards a sustainable and more equitable economic recovery in North America.
It should be recalled that the first time that Andrés Manuel López Obrador and Joseph Biden engaged in a conversation was on December 19, 2020, after the U.S. President was recognized by the U.S. Congress as the President of the United States.
Subsequently, on January 22 of this year, the presidents held another conversation, in which López Obrador emphasized that the dialogue was "friendly and respectful".
"We addressed issues related to migration, COVID-19 and cooperation for development and welfare. Everything indicates that relations will be good for the good of our peoples and nations," said the Mexican president through his Twitter account.
