Hosted by the World Economic Forum

In a world where structural volatility is the new norm, global value chains are being redesigned for resilience as a source of growth and competitive advantage. For North America, this transition offers a chance to strengthen regional production networks, build trusted manufacturing ecosystems, and align policy with industry while preserving global connectivity.

This session will focus on how the United States, Mexico, and Canada can deepen coordination to create more distributed and reliable supply chains across the continent. Participants will examine how policy alignment, infrastructure investment, and public–private collaboration can reduce vulnerabilities, enhance regional capacity, and position North America as a resilient and competitive production platform.