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Event features Rep. Adrian Smith (chair, House Ways and Means Trade Subcommittee)…

Brief

A Cato Institute policy forum on the USMCA brings Rep. Adrian Smith and Cato’s Scott Lincicome together for a fireside chat assessing the pact’s benefits (the post cites five years, while the event title says six). Panel sessions will include regional business and policy experts, Canadian auto industry voices, and trade negotiators to debate the agreement’s future and trilateral economic relations.

Why it matters

Event features Rep. Adrian Smith (chair, House Ways and Means Trade Subcommittee) and Cato’s Scott Lincicome discussing benefits of the USMCA over the last five years; event title references “Six Years of the USMCA.”

Key details

  • Program includes a fireside chat followed by panels with regional business and economic policy experts, Canadian auto industry representatives, and trade agreement negotiators focusing on the future of the agreement and trilateral (U.S.–Canada–Mexico) economic relations; announced 2026-06-25.
Source evidence

Join us for a policy forum with @RepAdrianSmith, chairman of the House Ways and Means Trade Subcommittee, and the Cato Institute’s @scottlincicome. They will discuss the benefits of the USMCA over the last five years, followed by a panel of regional business and economic policy experts discussing the future of the agreement and trilateral economic relations. Following the fireside chat, the policy forum will feature an expert panel with views from the Canadian auto industry, trade agreement negotiators, and other subject matter experts.nitter.net/i/broadcasts/1jxXggnEe…

Link

Cato Institute

Win-Win Trade in North America: Six Years of the USMCA
https://nitter.net/i/broadcasts/1jxXggnEeAjJZ