Environment Committee under the United States-Mexico-Canada Trade Agreement (TMEC) They agreed to enforce obligations and laws in favor of protecting the environment.
Through a joint statement between the three countries, they confirmed that in accordance with Article 24 of the Treaty, the Committee also, at its third meeting They discussed opportunities for future cooperation and joint efforts To enhance the contribution of law enforcement and support the circular economy in the North American region.
It was also discussed Comprehensive trade in forest management projects in Mexico and Canada Engaging indigenous communities, women and youth who help promote diversity and inclusion under the Convention.
As the committee acknowledged The importance of strengthening cooperation with the Environmental Cooperation Committee (CCA) on activities that promote common environmental objectives and agreed to promote the circular economy approach through analysis and strategic discussions; It was also agreed to support the work being done by the Central Elections Commission in this regard.
The Commercial Office explained that due to technical difficulties, the scheduled plenary session that would follow the Environment Committee was postponed, so a virtual plenary session will be held and published Details of the rescheduled event to allow for strong public participation.
Chapter 24 of the T-MEC states that the three countries that make up the trade agreement recognize a healthy environment As an integral component of sustainable development, it will therefore enhance business and environmental policies and practices And to support each other in order to protect them, and improve their capabilities to address these issues when they are related to trade.
US government Mexico asked Mexico to respect the aforementioned agreements on issues related to genetically modified cornand fishing, vaquita protection, and their energy measurements, among other topics.
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