<p>MEXICO CITY, Feb 16 (Reuters) - Mexico and Canada will present an joint action plan on minerals, infrastructure, and supply chains in the second half of the year, Mexico’s Economy Minister Marcelo Ebrard said on Monday after meeting with Canada’s Minister of Trade, Dominic LeBlanc, in Mexico City.</p>
<p>“We are preparing during the next month the action plan between Mexico and Canada in order to expand investment, increase commerce, reduce regulatory difficulties or obstacles, and facilitate investment,” Ebrard told journalists. He also said a delegation of Mexico’s finance ministry will visit Canada to continue conversations, without providing a date.</p>

- Mexico and Canada will propose a joint action plan regarding minerals, infrastructure, and supply chains in the second half of the year.  
- The plan aims to expand investment, increase trade, and reduce regulatory challenges between the two countries, according to Mexico's Economy Minister Marcelo Ebrard.  
- Ebrard also mentioned that a delegation from the Mexican Treasury will visit Canada to continue discussions, although specific dates were not provided.

Mexico and Canada plan joint action on minerals, infrastructure