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Pakistan–Mexico Relations

Partners at the United Nations and on Security Council reform; Bilateral Political Consultations have reached six rounds, and Pakistan seeks the reopening of Mexico's resident mission in Islamabad. Compiled by the IPDS Centre for American Studies from official sources. Last revised 7 November 2026.

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Where Pakistan–Mexico Relations Stand Now

6th round

The 6th round of Bilateral Political Consultations, held in Islamabad, reviewed the full range of relations. Pakistan focused on trade, agriculture, investment, science and technology and people-to-people contacts, and pressed for the reopening of Mexico's resident mission in Islamabad. (MOFA Pakistan)

Pakistan values Mexico as an important partner in Latin America, with cooperation in trade, education and international diplomacy. The two countries support each other's candidatures at the United Nations and other international bodies, work together on Security Council reform, and review relations through Bilateral Political Consultations.

Overview

The Relationship by Theme

Diplomatic Engagement

Jun 2022: The 5th round of Bilateral Political Consultations was held virtually. (MOFA Pakistan)

6th round: The 6th round in Islamabad was led by Ambassador Mariam Aftab, Additional Foreign Secretary (Americas), and Ambassador Jose Tripp Villanueva, Director General for Africa, Central Asia and Middle East at the Mexican Foreign Ministry. (MOFA Pakistan)

Multilateral Cooperation

Ongoing: Both delegations cooperate at the United Nations, including on Security Council reform, and support each other's candidatures in international bodies. (MOFA Pakistan)

Institutional framework

Dialogue Mechanisms

MechanismStatus
Bilateral Political ConsultationsSix rounds held; the 6th in Islamabad. (MOFA Pakistan)
Timeline

Chronology

2022 to present · Political consultations

Regular consultations anchor the relationship.

Jun 2022

5th Bilateral Political Consultations (virtual). (MOFA Pakistan)

6th round

6th Bilateral Political Consultations in Islamabad. (MOFA Pakistan)

Quick answers

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Mexico have an embassy in Pakistan?

Pakistan has pressed for the reopening of Mexico's resident mission in Islamabad, most recently at the 6th round of Bilateral Political Consultations.

Sources & method

Sources & Methodology

Official records come first: Pakistan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and its embassy pages, the partner government's own publications, and state news services. News reporting is cited only where no official text is published. Every entry links to its source. No Wikipedia.

How to cite: IPDS Centre for American Studies, “Pakistan–Mexico Relations,” Institute of Peace and Diplomatic Studies, last revised 7 November 2026, https://ipd.org.pk/research-publications/pakistan-mexico-relations-tracker/

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