The attack on Iran by the United States (EU) on Saturday night on three nuclear facilities “could generate scaling in fuel prices, exports and imports,” said the Confederation of National Chambers of Commerce, Services and Tourism (Concanaco-Servytur).
“The uncertainty produced by these events has direct impact on international trade, especially in oil prices, currencies and supply chains, fundamental aspects for the Mexican productive sector,” said the Mexican employer from a shared statement in her X account.
To address this possible increase, the document recommended to “local chambers strengthen their risk analysis protocols, monitor the evolution of energy prices, and review logistics contingency plans.”
They also extended an invitation to the Ministry of Economy and Foreign Relations to “promote dialogue tables with private initiative” to execute strategies that protect “commercial flow, tourism and competitiveness against unstable international scenarios.”
Before the offensive of Washington and Tel Aviv, the Mexican employer expressed their support for “a diplomatic solution through multilateralism and international law.”
From the US attacks, the Government of Mexico headed an “urgent call to diplomatic dialogue for peace between the parties involved in the Middle East conflict”, in line with the positioning of the president of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum, to defend a foreign policy based on the “peaceful solutions” before the controversies.
With EFE information.
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