ITU IAAC IAF ILAC International WTO/SPS WTO/TBT Regional Government Non-Government Codex COPANT Inquiry point MOE Ministry of the Economy JTC1 ISO IEC DGN Director General for Standardization Director for Standardization Director for Conformity Assessment Director for Metrology Director for International Standardization Director for Calibration SCT Ministry of Communication and Transportation CFT Federal Telecommunication Commission APLMF BIPM EMA APLAC PAC CENAMININ ANCE NMX (Standards) NOM (Regulations) NRef (References) All field NYCE Electronic, Telecommunication Field Electric, Gas equipment Field Designated SDOs & CBs Accredited CBs Standards and Conformity Assessment Bodies - Mexico

 Ministry of Economy (MOE) –  Director General for Standardization (DGN) – –National Standardization body of Mexico  Mexican Accreditation Entitiy (EMA) – –Accreditation body for management system certification bodies, product certification bodies and laboratories  ANCE – –Designated by DGN as the Standard Developer and Certification Body in the field of Gas and Electric equipment  NYCE – –Designated by DGN as the Standard Developer and Certification Body in the field of Electronic equipment and Telecommunication  Secretary of Communication and Transportation (SCT) –  Federal Telecommunication Commission (CFT) –  National Center for Metrology –  National Institute of Nuclear Investigation – Standards and Conformity Assessment Bodies - Mexico

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