Thirtieth Anniversary of Mexico’s Membership of the OECD

This year, Mexico celebrates the 30th anniversary of its entry into the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). Three decades ago, this nation became the first Latin American State and the first emerging economy to join the OECD. On the one hand, Mexico established itself as a bridge between developing countries and advanced economies; on the other hand, the OECD incorporated, for the first time, the valuable experiences and perspectives of the Global South into its discussions, enriching the analyses and considerably increasing their scope, relevance, and influence. This publication commemorates these thirty years of close collaboration and mutual benefits.