Sheinbaum meets with Goldman Sachs president and CEO; highlights investment opportunities in Mexico

President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo met with John E. Waldron, president and chief operating officer of Goldman Sachs, at the National Palace on Tuesday, August 11. The discussion focused on Mexico's standing in international markets and the investment opportunities presented by the country.

Sheinbaum shared details of the meeting via an X post, including photographs, which also featured Edgar Amador Zamora, head of the Ministry of Public Finance and Credit (SHCP). "We discussed our country's favorable perception in international markets and the good investment opportunities offered by Plan México," the president stated. She emphasized the positive outlook for Mexico and the investment potential of 'Plan México,' an initiative designed to bolster the national economy and attract investment.

While Sheinbaum did not disclose specific investment details or new projects with Goldman Sachs, she reiterated the positive international view of Mexico. She also affirmed the government's commitment to providing all possible services offered by Goldman Sachs globally to companies, financial institutions, and government bodies.

This meeting signifies a continuation of dialogue between Goldman Sachs and the Mexican government. Waldron has previously met with Mexican authorities, including a 2019 meeting with former President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, where he expressed confidence in Mexico's economy. Goldman Sachs has maintained a presence in Mexico since 1994, engaging in significant mergers and acquisitions, debt and capital market operations, and transactions with both public and private entities.

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We discussed our country's favorable perception in international markets and the good investment opportunities offered by Plan México.