Bilateral trade between China and Mexico has surged to unprecedented levels this year, with both nations exploring new avenues for economic collaboration during a high-profile business forum in Mexico City. The event, held on December 16, 2025, brought together over 300 corporate leaders and policymakers to lay the groundwork for next year's critical trade negotiations.
Key discussions focused on supply chain resilience and technology transfer, particularly in automotive manufacturing and renewable energy sectors. A representative from the Chinese delegation emphasized: "Our complementary economies create unique opportunities for sustainable growth across the Asia-Pacific region."
The forum comes as Mexico prepares to host APEC meetings in 2026, positioning itself as a strategic bridge between Asian markets and the Americas. Recent data shows China-Mexico trade volume growing 18% year-on-year through Q3 2025, driven by increased demand for electric vehicle components and agricultural exports.
