Mexico City.- The Coordinator of the Advisory Council for Regional Economic Development and Relocation (Cader) of the Government, Altagracia Gómez, urged the business sector on Tuesday to present mixed investment schemes and infrastructure projects to strengthen industrial corridors in the country.
He stressed the need for strategic investments not to stay along the way.
“We need to ensure that ‘the soup does not fall from the plate to the mouth,” he emphasized when asking entrepreneurs for their collaboration to ensure that the projects are completed, monitoring each investment announcement in the country.
“We are already ready to receive their proposals for schemes of a mixed investment and infrastructure projects to strengthen the development poles and industrial corridors,” said the businesswoman during her speech within the framework of the launch of the Special Committee for the Investment and Relocation of companies of the Business Coordinating Council (CCE).
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President Claudia Sheinbaum’s economic advisor said it is needed to redouble efforts in the development of local supplies to join small and medium enterprises to the value chains of the strategic industries.
He also outlined other priority tasks for private initiative; Among them, the strengthening of local suppliers in key sectors such as automotive, aerospace and semiconductors.
As well as the impulse of replicable sustainability practices in companies and the participation in the design of development banking programs that will be presented in April.
Regarding financing, he said that the sector will be consulted on development banking programs that will be presented in April, and that they seek to support the consolidation of local suppliers.
“Now they are in the oven and they will be presenting, as you know, from here to April, precisely to support this development of suppliers and add to export chain and provision chains,” he said.
He watched that businessmen and the government are obliged to work together to carry out Mexico.
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“The goals of the Mexico Plan are ambitious, but they are achieveable if we all put the vision and ambition to achieve them,” he said.
Each of the goals is attainable as “growing and being from economics 12 to be one of the 10 largest economies, growing investment as a percentage of the gross domestic product above 25 percent by 2026 above 28 percent by 2030 and generating 1.8 million jobs in specialized manufacturing,” said Altagracia Gómez Sierra.
He said that the installation of the Committee confirms “that we are not wrong when we incorporate the CCE, one of the few cameras, to the Advisory Council for Regional Economic Development and Relocation.”
“There were many months of who would be the counselors and businessmen and even a few days more a camera analysis was carried out by Chamber of who could be and contribute added value and being a strong arm of the Advisory Council for Regional Economic Development and relocation, the Ministry of Economy, the Ministry of Energy, the Secretariat of Tourism and other dependencies,” he said.
He said that the National Relocation Strategy and the Mexico Plan can land with the principles of industrial policy to promote in Mexico during the short, medium and long term.
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The Secretary of Foreign Affairs, Juan Ramón de la Fuente, called to rethink the global economy and adopt a strategic approach for future decision making.
“These are particularly conducive times for creativity, which is not the same to be creative than to be happening.
He highlighted the need to maintain confidence both internally and internationally, noting that Mexico’s leadership in the global environment depends on its coordination and dialogue capacity.
The Secretary of Economy, Marcelo Ebrard, who supported the strategy of relocation of companies as an opportunity to attract greater foreign investment and consolidate Mexico as a reference in manufacturing and international trade.
Finally, Francisco Cervantes, president of the CCE, stressed the role of the special committee as a “operating arm” to materialize investments and generate quality employment.
“We must not make isolated efforts, the collaboration of all actors will be essential to meet the main objective that is to attract responsible, sustained and great value investment for Mexican families,” he concluded.
With information from Enrique Hernández and Efe
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