Qatar, Mexico hold third round of political consultations
<p>Mexico City: The State of Qatar and the United Mexican States have held the third round of political consultations between their foreign ministries in Mexico City, with talks focusing on bilateral cooperation, trade and investment.</p> <p>The Qatari delegation was led by Minister of State for Foreign Affairs HE Sultan bin Saad Al Muraikhi, while Mexico's delegation was headed by Secretary of…
Qatar and Mexico convened their third round of political consultations in Mexico City, focusing on enhancing bilateral cooperation, trade, and investment. The discussions were led by Qatar's Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, HE Sultan bin Saad Al Muraikhi, and Mexico's Secretary of Foreign Affairs, HE Roberto Velasco Alvarez.
The two nations explored opportunities to bolster their relationship, particularly in trade and investment sectors, as well as initiatives tied to the Qatar-Mexico 2026 Year of Culture. Additionally, they exchanged perspectives on recent regional developments and ongoing Qatar-Mexico dialogue on mediation efforts.
The talks also emphasized cooperation with Switzerland and Norway, aimed at enhancing preventive diplomacy, mediation, and the peaceful resolution of disputes. Following the consultations, both countries signed an agreement waiving visa requirements for holders of diplomatic, official, and special passports.
Furthermore, they ratified a memorandum of understanding concerning diplomatic training and education cooperation.
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