Local companies strengthen their export offer and connect with major industries with a seminar on business opportunities within the USMCA The semi
Local companies strengthen their export offer and connect with major industries with a seminar on business opportunities within the USMCA
The seminar promotes local consumption and internationalization under the rules in force within the USMCA agreement
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With the goal of strengthening the competitiveness of local businesses, the Ministry of Economy held the in-person seminar “Integrate your company into the commercial future of the USMCA,” aimed at more than 270 attendees from various industrial, commercial, and governmental sectors in the State.
Through the People’s Government’s Prosperity Hub, Governor Libia Dennise Garcia Munoz Ledo is promoting actions to create conditions that allow local businesses to generate and retain jobs.
Claudia Cristina Villasenor Aguilar, head of the Secretary of Economy, emphasized that the professionalization of micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs), business clusters, and manufacturing industries consolidates and expands their export offerings, in addition to improve their ability to access new international markets.
The experts, along with participants, analyzed strategic opportunities arising from nearshoring and strategic sourcing, with an emphasis on Industrial Connection, Guanajuato’s Prosperity Ecosystems, and the strengthening of local businesses.
During the seminar, two presentations were given by Jeffrey Cartwright, President and CEO of Shoreview Management Advisors and founding partner of The Mexico Strategic Sourcing Alliance (MSSA), and Susana Bermudez, a sourcing and nearshoring specialist with more than seven years of experience providing strategic solutions to optimize supply chains and reduce production costs.
With these actions, Villasenor Aguilar asserted that strengthening Guanajuatense companies encourages consumption of their products and services and gives them visibility in the production chain and in the internationalization of their businesses.
The event included networking and speed dating sessions with experts, who advised 30 companies interested in strengthening their export capabilities under USMCA standards, including quality, price, and sufficient volume to sustain stable exports.
The beneficiary sectors included:
- General industry, agrobusiness, government, fashion, construction, and handicrafts, among other
Through the Undersecretaries for Investment Attraction and MSME Strengthening, the Ministry of Economy reaffirms its commitment to sustainable economic development, promoting local exports and supporting companies in meeting international requirements, taking advantage of the benefits of the USMCA.
The People’s Government, through the Secretary of Economy and in coordination with the State Training Institute (IECA) and the Foreign Trade Promotion Coordinator (COFOCE), is consolidating Guanajuato as a competitive, innovative industrial and export hub committed to the social and economic development of Guanajuato.
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