SEDECO to start new Technological park project
By Alejandra Mendez
December 9, 2019
Interested in
transforming San Luis Potosi on a state moving from manufacture to mindfacture,
Gustavo Puente Orozco, secretary of Economic Development (SEDECO, by its
Spanish initials) said that the new Technological Park project will be started
in 2020.
“The expansion of
industries with an innovative vocation in San Luis Potosi has resulted in the
need of having a new Technological Park, which will be developed by stages, a
complex of this nature could be located in the La Pila delegation,” he said.
For now, the head of
SEDECO said that by the end of this year they already have preliminary progress
such as the management of the necessary property lands and the Science and
Technology Council for the State of San Luis Potosi (COPOSYT, by its Spanish
initials) will be in charge of elaborating the legal structure with which this
park will work.
“Two companies are
interested in being part of this center which will confirm their settling
during the first quarter of 2020,” said Gustavo Puente Orozco. He added that
companies like Cummins, Bosch, Continental, and ABB have chosen San Luis Potosi
to settle their innovation centers.
“The intention is for them to be all located on a single space such as Technological Park and that they can join other companies and, of course, the academy and educational institutions,” he noted.
SLP AN ATTRACTIVE
PLACE TO INVEST
Due to the national
and international promotion work encouraged by the State Government and the
Ministry of Economic Development, San Luis Potosi reached the figure of 1,200
million pesos (600 million dollars) in 2019 of settled investment.
Such figure is
anticipated to be increased next year, since as it is part of the
Centro-Bajio-Occidente Alliance new investment poles are opened, as for what
the heads of the Ministry of Economic Development of the states of San Luis
Potosi, Queretaro, Aguascalientes, Guanajuato, and Jalisco have planned a work
tour through Germany, Japan, and China.
