Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum held a telephone conversation with former U.S. President Donald Trump following the G7 summit, during which they agreed to work together toward a comprehensive agreement addressing key bilateral concerns. Sheinbaum proposed a general treaty encompassing security, migration, and trade issues, which Trump reportedly endorsed. The Mexican president emphasized the importance of recognizing Mexican families in the United States as part of this broader cooperation. Subsequently, Sheinbaum announced that a high-level Mexican delegation, including officials from Foreign Affairs and Finance led by Marcelo Ebrard, would travel to Washington to initiate detailed working sessions with U.S. counterparts. These talks aim to finalize the global agreement and address specific matters such as border security, the status of Mexicans in the U.S., and tariffs on copper imports, the latter following Trump's threat to impose such tariffs. The collaborative effort reflects ongoing efforts to improve bilateral relations and resolve economic and security challenges between Mexico and the United States.