The policy of International Development Cooperation in the Fourth Transformation of Mexico
Abstract
The Fourth Transformation in Mexico strengthened International Development Cooperation (IDC) as a foreign policy of our country, effective to address regional priorities. Under this vision, the Mexican Agency for International Development Cooperation (AMEXCID) has had to renew itself in order to face today’s challenges, seeking to benefit the Mexican population and its main partner countries. This article provides a sample of the most outstanding actions that the Agency has carried out in recent years, which reaffirms its role as coordinator of the Mexican IDC.
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