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Trilateral meeting for USMCA trade deal review scheduled for July 1: Report

Officials will present their positions and discuss trade irritants as they begin the first review of the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement.

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Canadian officials will meet their Mexican and American counterparts on July 1 for the first tri-lateral meeting to review the Canada-U.S.-Mexico (CUSMA) agreement, a spokesperson for Canada-U.S. Trade Minister Dominic Leblanc confirmed. In a statement to CTV News, the spokesperson said Leblanc is looking forward to meeting with his U.S. and Mexican counterparts on July 1, “as prescribed in the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement.”

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Trilateral meeting for USMCA trade deal review scheduled for July 1, CTV News reports

Canadian ​officials ‌will meet their ​Mexican ​and U.S. ⁠counterparts ​on ​July 1 for the ​first ​trilateral meeting ‌to ⁠review the U.S.-Canada-Mexico trade ​agreement, ​CTV ⁠News ​reported ​on ⁠Saturday.

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Next July 1 will be the date when Mexico, the United States and Canada will define the route that will follow the North American trade agreement, including alternatives ranging from automatically extending its validity for 16 years to a ten-year periodic review scheme.At the end of the second round of talks with US authorities in Washington, Economy Secretary Marcelo Ebrard explained that the meeting scheduled for July 1 does not represent the e…

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This week the Secretary of Economy, Marcelo Ebrard, announced, in his capacity as head of the negotiating group of Mexico, that next July 1 will be the key date on which the fate of the TMEC will be known, once it is defined that day if the treaty with the United States and Canada continues and is extended for 16 more years; if that treaty is modified and gives rise to new bilateral agreements between the three countries or if the threats of Pre…

Mexico City, Mexico.- Mexico has an alternative strategy in case the United States decides not to support the automatic extension of the Treaty between Mexico, the United States and Canada (T-MEC) for another 16 years, said Economy Secretary Marcelo Ebrard, referring to the next stage of revision of the trade agreement. The official explained that on July 1st the three countries will have to formally communicate their position on the future of t…

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oem.com.mx broke the news on Thursday, June 18, 2026.
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