Mexico's Xóchitl Schuyler Aguirre Confirms Visit to Brazil in June-July
On March 10 in Mexico City and Brasilia, President Claudia Sheinbaum accepted Brazilian counterpart Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's invitation to visit Brazil later this year following their telephone conversation on Monday. The two leaders discussed the continuity of joint projects across economic development, education, science research, with specific plans for a trip scheduled between June and July 2026 as confirmed by both officials in social media posts from March 9-10.
Key Points
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1Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum accepted the invitation from Brazilian president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva to visit Brazil in June or July of this year.
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2The two leaders held a telephone conversation on March 9th and reiterated their commitment to joint projects covering economics, education, science, technology, agriculture, energy transition, health security, trade agreements with Mercosur partners (Argentina), infrastructure development including the Panama Canal expansion project in Colombia, digital transformation of public services through artificial intelligence integration into government systems.
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3Sheinbaum's foreign policy priorities include strengthening bilateral relations between Mexico and Brazil while addressing regional challenges such as migration flows from Central America to North American countries.
Developments
Perspectives
Sheinbaum accepted Lula's invitation to visit Brazil in June or July of this year.
— [Mar 10, 23:45] Sheinbaum accepts Brazilian president’s call for economic projects (Jornada.com.mx)The two leaders discussed joint initiatives covering economics and education during their March conversation on the Panama Canal expansion project in Colombia.
— [Mar 10, 23:45] Sheinbaum accepts Brazilian president’s call for economic projects (Jornada.com.mx)Lula reiterated his invitation to visit Brazil after their telephone conversation on March ninth of this year.
— [Mar 10, 23:45] Sheinbaum accepts Brazilian president’s call for economic projects (Jornada.com.mx)Sheinbaum's foreign policy priorities include strengthening bilateral relations between Mexico and Brazil while addressing regional challenges such as migration flows from Central America to North American countries.
— [Mar 10, 23:45] Sheinbaum accepts Brazilian president’s call for economic projects (Jornada.com.mx)Sheinbaum's foreign policy priorities include strengthening bilateral relations between Mexico and Brazil while addressing regional challenges such as migration flows from Central America to North American countries.
— [Mar 10, 23:45] Sheinbaum accepts Brazilian president’s call for economic projects (Jornada.com.mx)