Business and political leaders from across the U.S., Canada, and Mexico will gather in Fort Worth to discuss strategies for stronger cross-border partnerships and economic growth. Canada, Mexico the United States and ALL North Americans have built something extraordinary with the North American trading region, fostering economic growth, innovation, and shared prosperity. This integrated market has created millions of jobs in each country, strengthened supply chains, and made the region globally competitive.
Challenges such as shifting trade policies, supply chain disruptions, and now the economic uncertainties and hardship of tariffs seriously and imminently threaten this success. Now more than ever, to preserve and strengthen what we’ve built, our nations must collaborate, embrace fair trade practices and invest in infrastructure, technology and workforce development.
The NASCO “Continental Reunion” stands out as a one-of-a-kind event, rotating annually between Canada, the United States, and Mexico, uniting top political and business leaders from all three nations. This dynamic gathering sparks powerful conversations on key challenges and groundbreaking opportunities for deeper collaboration, economic growth, and cross-border partnerships—while delivering bold insights into the evolving landscape of trade and transportation across North America.
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Why Attend?
Be part of the conversation shaping North America’s future!
📋 What: 2025 NASCO Continental Reunion
⏰ When: April 2-4, 2025
📍 Where: Downtown Fort Worth, Worthington Hotel
🔗 More Info: www.nasconetwork.com or read more here
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