Mexico & Russia Strengthen Cooperation in Customs, Shipping, Etc.
On December 13, 2011, Mexico's Minister of Economy Bruno Ferrari and Russia's Minister of Education and Science met at the fifth meeting of the Joint Commission on Economic, Trade, Scientific-Technical and Maritime Transport between Mexico and Russia. At the meeting,…
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both countries agreed on the importance of avoiding the adoption of new protectionist measures that restrict international trade, including those that contravene the World Trade Organization (WTO) principles. The countries also strengthened the legal framework for mutual cooperation in customs, shipping, etc. and announced cooperation agreements on nuclear energy, mutual recognition and revalidation of certificates, and other areas.