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Organizing industry to enhance North American competitiveness, while bringing our countries closer together by creating jobs and prosperity in the region.

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I N D U S T R Y

United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement

The National Minority Technology Council has organized an international committee on trade focused on the benefits gained from the recent USMCA Trade negotiation.  Our members will be informed of the developments pertaining to equity and reciprocity issues for Small and Minority Businesses (SMMB).  

S T R A T E G Y

Regional Cumulation

STRENGTHEN ANEW the longstanding friendship between them and their peoples, and the strong economic cooperation that has developed through trade and investment.

Small Minority Business

Stronger Together

Digital Economy

USMCA supports a significant increasing U.S. exports. U.S. providers of information and communications technology (ICT) goods and services participating in international markets, will help to accelerate U.S. economic growth, facilitate technological innovation and create well-paying jobs.

SMMEs are the backbone of the economy.  Their contribution to innovation, job growth and security are paramount to US Prosperity.  The bilateral accord includes provisions to support the development of SMME trade in goods and services through measures that facilitate access to resources and foster cooperation.

O U T R E A C H

Education and Facilitation

Typically, only government entities and institutions are appointed to serve on the committee, which have proved to know little or nothing about SMME TBTs. ITAC 9 recommends explicit representation of SMMEs to engage with the Committee, in the formation of technical regulations and conformity assessment, and in impact analysis.

Impact Analysis

Committee on Technical Barriers to Trade

To ensure transparency, comprehensive information in a single electronic portal (free of charge) as well as conduction of procurement through electronic means will afford SMMEs efficient access to government procurement contracts of the Parties to the Agreement. Acknowledgement of SMMEs in the supply chain or as a subcontractor in consideration of the procurement may afford even greater opportunities. Finally, facilitation of SMME participation in the Committee on Government Procurement solidifies the commitment of the Parties to SMME participation.

Equity & Resoprocity

Facilitation and Participation by SMMEs

C O M P E T E S

Enhancing Participation

Competitiveness

Promotion SMME Economic Initerest

USMCA recommendations aimed at enhancing the participation of SMMEs, and enterprises owned by under-represented groups including women, indigenous peoples, youth and minorities” in activities of the North American Competitiveness Committee and recommends the explicit inclusion of non-government and private sector SMMEs to provide input.

USMCATrade

Stronger Together

HIGHLIGHTS

National Minority Technology Council

The National Minority Technology Council has developed a Canadian HUB for International Business in Toronto Canada. The USMCA Trade Agreement has decreased the cost for our organization to maintain relationships with our Canadian Member Companies.

Below is a recording of our first event highlighting NMTC's Sr. Fellows who are located in Ontario Canada.

Building Trusted Regional Trade Relations

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