Canada urges renewal of US‑Mexico free‑trade pact for another 16 years

Canada has publicly called for the free‑trade agreement between the United States and Mexico to be renewed. The proposal seeks an additional sixteen years of continuity. Canadian officials say the extension would provide certainty for businesses. They stress the importance of stable trade relations across the border. The request targets the existing agreement that currently governs commerce. No response from the United States or Mexico has been reported yet. The move reflects Canada’s interest in long‑term economic ties. Analysts will watch diplomatic channels for any indication of a decision.