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Puebla business group aims to attract 15 investment projects
Coparmex Puebla plans to create a regional foreign trade council to bring investment to the Mexican state of Puebla.
The group’s president, Beatriz Camacho Ruiz, said it aims to attract at least 15 projects in one year.
The council will promote Puebla as a logistics and industrial hub and build links with global supply chains.
Coparmex has also agreed to work with Canacintra, a national manufacturing industry chamber, to support exports and competitiveness.
Potential investment areas include advanced manufacturing, agroindustry, semiconductors and mobility, with the state government involved in assessing permits and project viability.
The group says it will first seek letters of intent from companies and promote suitable industrial sites, including the area known as Capital of Technology and Sustainability.
The plan also seeks to diversify Puebla’s economy beyond automotive manufacturing, and Coparmex expects to pursue concrete investments next year.
Coparmex in Puebla expects to attract at least 15 investment projects within a year through a new regional foreign trade council.
The group plans to seek investment commitments and identify industrial areas suitable for projects.
Coparmex president Beatriz Camacho Ruiz said investments are expected to be pursued next year.
The council aims to promote Puebla as a logistics and industrial hub and strengthen its export development and competitiveness.
Priority sectors include advanced manufacturing, agribusiness, semiconductors and mobility.
- Who
- Coparmex in Puebla, led by president Beatriz Camacho Ruiz.
- What
- It plans to attract at least 15 investment projects through a new Regional Council of Foreign Trade.
- When
- The goal is to attract the projects within a year. Investment efforts are expected next year.
- Where
- Puebla, Mexico.
- Why
- To attract investment, strengthen exports and competitiveness, and promote economic and industrial development.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
El Economista MX reported that Coparmex planned to create a Regional Council of Foreign Trade to attract investment to Puebla.
Coparmex plans to seek to bring investments to fruition.
- Investment target
- At least 15 projects within a year
- Organization
- Coparmex in Puebla
- Council
- Regional Council of Foreign Trade
- Priority sectors
- Advanced manufacturing, agribusiness, semiconductors and mobility
- Potential investment location
- Capital of Technology and Sustainability, formerly Ciudad Modelo