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Mexico Signs US$300M MOU with Flying Whales for Airship Bases

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Mexico signed a memorandum of understanding with Flying Whales, a builder of giant cargo airships. The company stated it could invest US$300 million in Mexico over three years. The agreement includes plans for three bases, a pilot training school, and a Latin America sales office.

From riotimesonline.com

Why it matters

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The deal illustrates Mexico's efforts to attract foreign investment while its trade pact with the United States is under review. The memorandum of understanding is a statement of shared intent, not a binding contract or a permit to build.

Marcelo Ebrard and Jamieson Greer are leading formal trade negotiations as Mexico considers Canada's pivot to the EU.

From riotimesonline.com

Who's involved

  • Marcelo EbrardEconomy Secretary of Mexico, who signed the memorandum.
  • BougonPresident of Flying Whales, who met with Marcelo Ebrard to sign the document.

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