The Strategic Priority for Canada: A Clear and Unified Vision for North American trade
When it comes to trade, it’s in Canada’s best interests to protect and strengthen trade ties with both the US and Mexico.
Associate Faculty at Royal Roads University
Juan Navarro is an Associate Faculty at Royal Roads University, the Director and Principal Researcher at CMX Partnerships and a former economist of the Mexican Central Bank. He is an active member of the Canadian International Council, the Forum for International Trade Training, the Vancouver Island Economic Alliance and other business and trade focus organizations. He is a recognized Business mentor at Futurpreneur Canada. He has collaborated with international organizations such as the World Bank Group, the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) and the APEC Business Advisory Council.
When it comes to trade, it’s in Canada’s best interests to protect and strengthen trade ties with both the US and Mexico.
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