Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau met with Mexican Finance Minister Edgar Amador Zamora today in Washington, D.C., to discuss opportunities for collaboration between the two countries on shared commercial and economic interests. The meeting aimed to strengthen bilateral ties and address pressing issues affecting both nations.
During the discussion, Deputy Secretary Landau and Finance Minister Amador reaffirmed their commitment to combating illicit finance and organized crime, which pose significant threats to regional stability and security. They also emphasized the importance of a strong, fair, and predictable investment climate that safeguards shared national security interests.
The meeting built on recent high-level talks between the US and Mexico on addressing transboundary wastewater issues affecting public health and welfare in San Diego communities. Specifically, the Deputy Secretary and Finance Minister discussed ways to finance wastewater reduction efforts on the Tijuana River, a critical area of cooperation to protect public health and promote economic prosperity.
The two officials acknowledged the need for sustained collaboration to address these pressing challenges and ensure a future of mutual benefit for both countries. By working together, they aim to create a more secure, prosperous, and sustainable region for all.
This article is provided by the Office of the Spokesperson.