VOICED : Mexico y Japon firman acuerdos bilaterales

The video discusses the signing of eight agreements and a memorandum of cooperation between Mexico's Pemex and Japan's National Corporation of Petroleum and Gas. The meeting between Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe highlighted Japan's significant investment in Mexico, accounting for 65% of foreign investment from Asia. The agreements aim to promote renewable energy, cooperation in petroleum and gas sectors, and infrastructure development. Japan is Mexico's second-largest trading partner in Asia, and the visit comes as Japan seeks new energy sources following the Fukushima disaster.

What was the main focus of the meeting between the leaders of Mexico and Japan?

• Establishing a new trade route

• Planning a joint military exercise

• Signing agreements and cooperation in energy

• Discussing cultural exchanges

What percentage of foreign direct investment from Asia to Mexico is attributed to Japan?

• 85%

• 75%

• 50%

• 65%

Which areas are targeted for cooperation between Mexico and Japan according to the agreements?

• Agriculture and fisheries

• Technology and innovation

• Oil, gas, and healthcare infrastructure

• Tourism and education

In 2013, what was the approximate value of trade between Mexico and Japan?

• $25 billion

• $20 billion

• $15 billion

• $10 billion

Why is Japan seeking new energy sources?

• Following the Fukushima nuclear disaster

• To increase energy exports

• To reduce carbon emissions

• Due to a decrease in oil prices