The U.S. Mexico Foundation (USMF) is a binational non-profit organization dedicated to fostering cooperation and bilateral understanding between the United States and Mexico. Rooted in the North America Free Trade Agreement, the organization was founded in 2001 and began operations in 2004 with seed capital from the David & Lucile Packard Foundation, Carnegie Corporation, and FUNDEMEX.

The USMF is governed by a binational board consisting of business and civic leaders, with extensive networks in the U.S. and Mexico. The USMF embarked on a new chapter in 2018, with a compelling agenda that prioritizes policy and advocacy. The organization is focused on creating new strategic alliances, educating important stakeholders, and providing a voice on the most relevant issues concerning the U.S.-Mexico relationship.

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New Report Alert!
USMF introduces "Ally-Shoring Enablers" the game-changers in the journey towards a more dynamic North America. Explore the first four reports now!
Industrial Real Estate, Clean Energies and Logistics

Our monthly think tank monitoring focuses on identifying important topics discussed, in order to build a stronger & more cooperative bilateral relationship. Read the March analysis today!

Just released: Our Fellow, Sara Van Velkinburgh, shares insights on financial inclusion in Mexico, highlighting challenges and opportunities for economic advancement.


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