Querétaro has 17 investment projects in the automotive sector
By Editorial
January 19, 2022
Marco Antonio del Prete Tercero , head of the Secretariat for Sustainable Development (Sedesu) , reported that in Querétaro there are 17 portfolio expansion projects related to the automotive sector.
This was announced during a meeting with members of the state Automotive Cluster , in which the subject of Economic Perspectives and New Provisions in Sustainability Matters was addressed.
There, the official stressed that this industry provides "many satisfactions to the state", since "it is advancing with a firm step to attract investment," the State Government said in a statement.
On his occasion, Renato Villaseñor Mendoza , president of the Querétaro Automotive Cluster , assured that the goal is to turn the state into the innovation pole of the Mexican automotive industry ; as well as promoting an environment of competitiveness and economic development with a sustainable vision.
For his part, Mauricio Kuri González , governor of the state, assured that Querétaro has the best conditions for attracting investment and promised, before the members of the automotive sector, to provide all the tools for the growth of their companies and the development of the condition.
“We are going to be accompanying them in any of their problems or needs, be it security, be it energy, be it water, be it regulatory improvement, be it transportation, be it, of course, justice issues” , he emphasized.
He explained that the greatest heritage of the people of Queretaro is security, which is why they will continue betting on this item. Likewise, I trust that, with the State Energy Agency , the actions for the water supply, as well as the human factor of the companies, will take Querétaro to the next level.
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After concluding the meeting with the head of the Executive Power of the State , the members of the Cluster held workshops in which issues related to the circular economy were discussed, a productive model in which the entity is a pioneer and of which it seeks to be national benchmark.