During a recent meeting in Cancun, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier discussed the importance of defending an international order based on peace. They highlighted that both leaders recognize the current global challenges and expressed their joint commitment to enhancing multilateral organizations. Sheinbaum mentioned the profound relationship between Mexico and Germany, particularly in the context of the ongoing difficult situations faced globally.

Additionally, the two leaders identified the ongoing negotiations to update the trade agreement between Mexico and the European Union as a 'great opportunity' for both nations. Sheinbaum pointed out that this agreement, expected to be concluded around May, will open up additional avenues for economic cooperation and trade between Germany and Mexico. The two nations have already seen substantial collaboration, and this new agreement is viewed as a positive step for bilateral relations going forward.

The discussion not only revolved around trade but also aimed at consolidating a united front for international peace and security. As global tensions persist, the leaders underscored the necessity of maintaining strong partnerships through various international forums, which will also benefit their respective economies and social stability. This meeting represents a crucial engagement in fostering favorable conditions for future collaboration and addressing global issues collectively.