Mexico-MERCOSUR Agreement

Syllabus of the Subject: Mexico-MERCOSUR Economic Complementation Agreement

1. Introduction to the Economic Complementation Agreement between Mexico and the MERCOSUR (ACE 54)
2. MERCOSUR-Mexico Agreement (automotive sector ACE-55)
3. Foreign Trade (Import, Export) between Mexico and the MERCOSUR

Sample: Mexico-MERCOSUR Economic Complementation Agreement (FTA)

Description: Mexico-MERCOSUR Economic Complementation Agreement.

The MERCOSUR-Mexico Economic Complementation Agreement (ACE No 54) establishes a legal framework for the international trade relations and sets the basis for a periodic negotiations towards a Free Trade Agreement.

The Mexico-MERCOSUR Economic Complementation Agreement covers the negotiations between the MERCOSUR (Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay, and Venezuela - Suspended) and Mexico, including the Mexico-MERCOSUR Agreement on the automotive sector, as well as the bilateral negotiations between the individual MERCOSUR Countries and Mexico.

The Economic Complementation Agreement came into force between Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, Paraguay, and Uruguay in 2006.

Mexico and the Southern Common Market (MERCOSUR) countries have two Economic Complementation Agreements:

1. ACE-54: MERCOSUR-Mexico Economic Complementation Agreement
2. ACE-55: MERCOSUR-Mexico (automotive sector)

Foreign Trade Mexico-MERCOSUR

1. International Trade between the United Mexican States and the MERCOSUR: 13 billion dollars
2. Mexican foreign direct investment in the MERCOSUR: 20 billion dollars

The agreement between Mexico and the MERCOSUR belongs to the Latin American Economic Area (Western-Christian Civilisation).

1. Mexican Free Trade Agreements: USMCA/NAFTA 2.0, Trans-Pacific Agreement, Northern Triangle, Andean Community, European Union, EFTA, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Colombia, Uruguay, Chile, Japan, Israel, APEC, ALADI...
2. MERCOSUR Free Trade Agreements (FTA): India, Egypt, European Union, Southern African Customs Union, Andean Community, Peru, Chile, ALADI...