Mexico and the European Union: economic, political, and scientific cooperation.

Abstract

The present research develops the method from a qualitative approach and systemic phenomenological analysis
supported by documentary review techniques. The research followed a strictly descriptive order, the procedure was
oriented with the objective of developing a narrative explanation about Mexico and its relations with the European Union
from the economic, political and scientific cooperation. Among the most important data are that Mexico is also an active
member of the international community. The country is a member of the G-20, the World Trade Organization and other
multilateral organizations. Mexico is committed to free trade and international economic cooperation. Mexico is a
country with a robust economy and a promising future. The country has the potential to become a global economic
power. There are challenges that hinder the full development of these relations, such as Mexico's over-reliance on the
T-MEC markets, its preferential focus on relations with North America and Latin America in its foreign policy, and
Mexico's lack of awareness of the economic, political, scientific and academic potential of Central European countries.
On the other hand, GV members focus most of their trade relations on Germany and other EU members due to the
nature of European integration. Nevertheless, there is room for expanding economic relations and promoting academic,
scientific and cultural exchanges between Mexico and Central European countries.