The intertwined nature of the North American economies ensures that even as reshoring accelerates in the United States, Mexico and Canada will remain essential exporters of consumer goods, commodities, and agricultural products to their common neighbor. This dynamic highlights the region’s economic complementarity and the opportunities it creates for deeper collaboration.

This session will examine how a complementarity-based approach can expand regional integration, enhance shared economic value, and strengthen North America’s role in promoting long-term regional and global stability.