How did Mexican officials combat the loss of assembly line labor jobs to countries like India and china?

Mexican officials implemented strategies to enhance the competitiveness of domestic manufacturing, such as promoting foreign direct investment (FDI) and establishing free trade agreements, notably the USMCA (formerly NAFTA) to retain jobs. They also focused on improving workforce skills through vocational training programs to adapt to industry needs. Additionally, efforts were made to attract high-tech industries by fostering innovation and infrastructure development, aiming to create higher-value jobs and reduce dependency on low-cost labor markets.