The Packer leads the trading delegation Illinois to Mexico

Governor of Illinois J. B. Packer signed a trade agreement with Mexico – usually known as Edomex to distinguish it from the country as a whole – during a trip to the country on Monday, aimed at deepening economic cooperation.

Packer headed the delegation Government officials and business heads for a trade mission to Mexico, where he signed a supplement to the Illino-Mexico-Mexico memorandum, as well as the Governor of Mexico Dolphin Gomez Alvarez.

The Packer’s office confirmed the digital Fox News that the MS is not a mandatory agreement between two or more sides that express their intention to cooperate between Illinois and Mexico, one of the 31 states that make up Mexico.

“Mexico has been an important partner of Illinois for decades, and I proudly stood next to Governor Gomes Alvarez, and claiming the importance of these permanent relations,” the Packer said in a written statement. “More than if -earlier, we must reassure our neighbors in Mexico that Illinois will remain a beacon of economic and cultural cooperation and opportunities for our people.”

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Governor of Illinois J. B. Packer and Mexico Dolphin Gomez Alvarez signed a Mexico Agreement on Tuesday to strengthen economic cooperation. (Illinois)

The agreement focused on bilateral trade in production, agriculture and finances between Illinois and Mexico at a time when US trade relations with Mexico became strained under the president Donald Trumpwhich threatened the country tariffs.

The agreement is also aimed at strengthening supplies, investment in electronic real estate and agricultural technology, as well as the promotion of “strategic alliances” between state government agencies, universities and research centers, the Pritzker office reports. It states that one more attention was paid to effective and sustainable water consumption and biotechnology that can lead to “pure water”.

This week, the Packer headed a delegation of state officials Illinois and business heads. (Illinois)

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Chairman of Illinois Gop Katie Salvi was critical of the Packer’s trip, Telling “Fox & Friends FIRST” On Tuesday, it was just “Yunkut” in Mexico Illinois, funded by taxpayers.

The agreement focused on bilateral trade in production, agriculture and finances between Illinois and Mexico. (Illinois)

“In order to do this for the suffering of Illinois enterprises and taxpayers, families who are forcing the state in this wonderful state, it is unheard of, but this is the way of the lover,” said Salwi about the Democrat governor’s trip. “He lives in the bubble unreality, and he hurts us. In Illinois he is in Illinois – he is one great pain.”

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A trading mission of the Passover in Mexico Comes after several high-profile businesses-boeing, Tyson Foods and Caterpillar, among others, in recent years, moved from the headquarters with Illinois.