University of California, Riverside President Kim Wilcox shared with Heraldo USA his perspectives on the potential for collaboration between the two countries to address challenges in the environment, trade, transportation, and education.
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The California-Mexico 2030 Summit is organized around the transition to a sustainable and climate-resilient binational economy. The Summit follows the recent celebration of the bicentennial in diplomatic relations between the United States and Mexico, providing an opportunity to reflect on the current state of the binational relationship and to identify key strategic areas for collaboration to address the most relevant shared challenges in this decade.
Alianza MX has reserved a seed fund to support mobilities for UC students to Mexico in 2025-2026 of up to USD $50,000 per campus.
Transportes y Turismo coverage of the MX-US Binational Forum on the Transition to Zero-Emissions Medium- and Heavy-Duty Vehicles
By Andrea Martínez, Isabel Martín, Victoria Rosas and Denise Barrales Introduction Climate change refers to long-term shifts...
2024Within the framework of theAthletics Collaborationbetween the University ofCalifornia Riverside andUniversidad NacionalAutónoma de México (UNAM),the second student-athleteexchange was celebrated fromthe UNAM Women’s SoccerTeam, taking place from the2nd to the 10th of August,2024 in Riverside, California.
Alianza MX has reserved a seed fund to support mobilities for UC students to Mexico in 2025-2026 of up to USD $50,000 per campus.