Mexico's position in the global economy is being reshaped due to the emerging new order, with its integration with North America and proximity to the US making it a key player in the reconfiguration. The country must adapt to the changing geopolitical landscape, where economic competition and security are becoming increasingly intertwined. Global experts warn of a geoeconomic confrontation as the biggest risk for the next two years, and Mexico needs to understand this shift to design effective policies and make informed business decisions.