Mexico is considered an attractive and competitive destination
for investors at an international level. This is largely thanks to
its political and macroeconomic stability, the size and strength of
its market and its international trade treaties.
In recent years, Mexico has emerged as a leading manufacturing
economy, where it produces a variety of key exports. These include
electronics, vehicles and auto parts, as well as petroleum and
agricultural products.
According to The World Bank, Mexico currently stands among the
15 largest economies in the world (the second largest economy in
Latin America).
Drivers of complexity
However, despite all the signs of a thriving and growing
economy, doing business in Mexico can be a complex and
time-consuming task – especially without a good understanding
of the local regulations and policies.
