“They had a constructive conversation on a range of US-Mexico collaboration including law enforcement, migration, and security,” Toner stated on Wednesday.
The two foreign ministers, Toner added, look forward to working together on the “essential relationship between our two countries," and both agreed to meet in Mexico City.
Earlier on Wednesday, Videgaray claimed that Tillerson agreed to meet for talks in Mexico City within “coming weeks,” Spanish newswire EFE reported.
Videgaray also said, according to the report, that US President Donald Trump and Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto have not rescheduled a meeting. Nieto canceled a planned meeting with Trump in Washington, DC in January following a dispute over who should pay for the wall on the US southern border.