U.S. and Mexico Discuss 1944 Water Treaty Compliance

U.S. and Mexican officials met to address Mexico's water delivery shortfalls under the 1944 Water Treaty. The discussions focused on ensuring compliance, with the U.S. pushing for maximum possible water deliveries to Texas. The State Department continues to evaluate options to ensure Mexico meets its obligations.

On Tuesday, U.S. officials met with their Mexican counterparts to address concerns over water delivery shortfalls under the 1944 Water Treaty. The State Department emphasized the need for Mexico to meet its obligations, focusing particularly on delivering water to Texas.

The discussions sought to explore available water resources, and the U.S. urged Mexico to maximize water deliveries to Texas. This stance reflects the ongoing expectation for treaty compliance.

The State Department is evaluating all available options to ensure Mexico fulfills its commitment under the treaty, highlighting the importance of water resource management between the two countries.

(With inputs from agencies.)