The annual North American Strategy for Competitiveness (NASCO) Continental Reunion is currently being hosted in Regina, Saskatchewan, with delegates from Canada, the United States, and Mexico attending. Premier Scott Moe highlighted the significance of deep trade integration among the three nations, stating that it enhances food, manufacturing, and energy security. He remarked that cooperation among the countries does not come at the expense of any one nation but rather contributes to collective prosperity. Saskatchewan MLA Travis Keisig, representing the province at the conference, noted that Saskatchewan has a longstanding relationship with NASCO and is eager to engage in discussions about its strengths in natural resources, critical minerals, and agriculture. In 2025, 56.6% of Saskatchewan's total exports, amounting to $24.6 billion USD, were directed to the U.S. and Mexico. The next NASCO reunion is set for May 5-7, 2026.