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Mexico is aligning its productive development strategy with the UN 2030 Agenda, viewing sustainability as essential for economic policy. The Ministry of Economy's Plan México includes four pillars: sustainability for innovation, social inclusion through wellbeing corridors, regulatory facilitation via the General Law of Circular Economy, and institutional coherence with the 2030 Agenda.

Notably, a 25% tax deduction for workforce training and innovation expenditures aims to stimulate investment. The focus on regional strengths includes sectors like clean energy and medical devices, while also addressing gender inclusion in labor participation. These efforts aim to enhance competitive resilience and integrate sustainable practices across industries.