The Mexico Plan that Claudia Sheinbaum presented this morning is “more innovative” than the plans presented in past presidential administrations, said Rolando Vega Sáenz, president of the Mexican Business Council.
“It has similar things, but it is more innovative,” the businessman told the media.
He trusted that the plan will provide certainty to national and foreign investors to be able to put Mexico on the path of greater economic growth: “This is good news. “It is what Mexico needs.”
Altagracia Gómez, coordinator of the Government’s Business Advisory Council, said that Plan México was well received by businessmen.
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“In general it has been well received, firstly because it takes into account sectoral and regional challenges and secondly because it is a proposal for joint work,” he also told the media.
The Sheinbaum Government seeks to achieve $277 billion in investment over the next six years, a figure that averages $46 billion in investment per year by 2030.
“We have reached the level of having accounted for 277,000 million dollars of investments that want to reach Mexico with the objective and plan that we are developing, with specific companies that want to establish themselves in Mexico,” declared the president during the presentation of the plan.
In addition, it seeks to strengthen certainty in the country.
Octavio de la Torre, president of the Confederation of National Chambers of Commerce, Services and Tourism, said that the commerce, services and tourism sector were “well included” and that it will help boost the national economy.
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“Let’s see how to approach the ideas and the plan. We have to ensure that growth is sustained,” he commented.
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