Gov. Doug Ducey joined business leaders, elected officials and community members at the Arizona-Mexico Commission 60th Anniversary Summit last week. There, he reiterated his support for the USMCA, expressed his gratitude for Sonora Gov. Claudia Pavlovich and discussed the next steps for the Arizona-Mexico relationship.
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