Spread across a surface area equivalent to about three times that of France, Mexico counts 120 million inhabitants, including about 78% in urban areas. The country has three major urban centres (with its 23 million inhabitants, Mexico City is the third urban community in the world), and ten cities of more than a million inhabitants.
Although the 60+ population is increasing, it is a young country: the average age is 27 years old, and 70% of Mexicans are less than 35.

The Mexican economy

The country enjoys abundant natural resources (gold, silver, zinc, copper, uranium, oil, natural gas, etc.) and a diversified farming production.
Its industrial fabric is well-developed, with global groups like Cemex (1st world cement manufacturer) or Bimbo (1st world industrial bakery group).

These characteristics have helped Mexico reach the 15 ^th rank of world economies, and it is the 2 ^nd economic power in Latin America, with a GDP of 1,031 billion euros in 2015. With an average regular growth of about 3% for approximately 20 years, the country offers a stable business environment.
It is also open to trade, as it signed 12 free trade agreements with 45 countries, including in the European Union, with total …