Mexico occupies the second worldwide position, by the number of Agreements in force. Mexico has signed ten Free Trade Agreements and several Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA)
Mexico is a member of the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement(Mexico, the United States, Canada).
These three countries are also members of the APEC
Mexico offers important savings in labour force costs compared to other potential foreign direct investment locations
Business with productive activities in the United States could benefit with an 11.5% tax rate reduction by moving to Mexico
In Mexico, an investor needs only six procedures to incorporate a company
For export products from Mexico, only five procedural documents are required. This gives to Mexico an advantage over countries like Brazil, China, and India where are required more documents
Regarding the Macroeconomics stability, Mexico ranks in the twenty-eight place (out of 139 countries, World Economic Forum Global Competitiveness Report)
Mexico shares a border with the United States (3,000
kilometers); has quick access to the European market through the Atlantic Ocean and the Asian markets through the Pacific Ocean
Mexico has many natural resources that favor the development of a vast number of production activities, including those related to
renewable energy generation
Mexico has a long tradition of mining production, which plays a significant position in the economic activity of Mexico, especially in the industrial sector.
Mexico is globally renewed for its mineral production, particularly silver, copper, bismuth, arsenic, lead, and zinc
ProMexico is the Mexican Government institution in charge of strengthening the Mexican participation in the international economy.