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The North America Semiconductor Conference: Summary of Conclusions and Recommended Actions
This publication documents the conclusions and recommended actions from the first
report
Strengthening US–Mexico Semiconductor Supply Chains: Opportunities and Challenges in the Nearshoring Agenda
This report examines the prospects for strengthening US-Mexico semiconductor supply chains amid a g
lobal industry rebalancing and delivers policy recommendations to accelerate the development of an integrated regional semiconductor ecosystem.
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Make the Deal Work: Rethinking USMCA for a Competitive Future
As the USMCA approaches its first formal review in 2026, policymakers, business leaders, and inv
estors are preparing for a pivotal moment in North America’s economic trajectory.
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Powering Progress: Unleashing Energy and Infrastructure Opportunities
With shifting geopolitics, nearshoring trends, and the energy transition accelerating, North Ame
rica stands at the center of a historic opportunity.
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Financing Women’s Health: From Gaps to Growth in Mexico and Globally (Invite only)
Women’s health in Mexico sits at a critical inflection point: it is estimated that only 21 perce
nt of women had a Pap test in the last year and only 15.6 percent had a clinical breast exam with the public system underfunded and at overcapacity.
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Strengthening the US-Mexico Pharmaceutical Supply Chain (Invite only)
The pharmaceutical supply chain is an intricate, interconnected system that plays a crucial role
in ensuring that communities and individuals have timely access to medicines.
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