Mexico is seeking to broaden the range of countries with which it has trade agreements to include China and India, the country’s director of economic planning, Miguel Messmacher, said Friday.

Speaking at the Economist Emerging Markets Summit in London, Messmacher said Mexico has already reached agreement with Brazil to establish free trade links, but is now seeking to develop more such arrangements.

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South Africa, Brazil, and India have announced a plan to increase trade between the three nations to U$25 Billion by 2015. Currently, they have an annual trade of U$ 10 billion.

The announcement was made at the 6th Annual IBSA (India Brazil, South Africa) Ministerial Commission Meeting. IBSA has a combined GDP of $3.2 trillion and a combined population of 1.4 billion people.

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