More than 2 million 988 thousand pesos in support were provided to 101 productive projects in three municipalities across Guanajuato, promoting entre
More than 2 million 988 thousand pesos in support were provided to 101 productive projects in three municipalities across Guanajuato, promoting entrepreneurship and the creation of jobs
Leon/Gto News
With an investment of more than 2 million 988 thousand pesos, the Government of Guanajuato, in coordination with municipal governments, delivered machinery, furniture, and work tools to 101 Guanajuatense families through the “Mi Negocio Pa’delante” program, promoting their productive and economic development.
The Undersecretary of Employment and Job Training, Luis Andres Alvarez Aranda, representing the Secretary of Economy, Claudia Cristina Villasenor Aguilar, noted that this program is one of the key strategies of the economic policy promoted by the Governor of the People, Libia Dennise Garcia Munoz Ledo, which seeks to open doors to Guanajuatense entrepreneurs, strengthening economic autonomy and generating well-being for their families.
“In Guanajuato, we believe in the talent of our people. With My Business Pa’delante, we support those who, with effort and commitment, decide to start a business, providing them with tools and training to transform their ideas into solid projects,” said Alvarez.
“This is a program that promotes self-employment, but above all, the dignity and empowerment of those who dream of a better future,” said Alvarez.
On this occasion, the grants were delivered in the municipalities of Leon, San Francisco, and Purisima del Rincon.
In addition to the gear delivered, the beneficiaries received official certifications and training in sales techniques, negotiation, digital marketing, and effective communication, which will allow them to take a firm step toward consolidating their businesses.
The “Mi Negocio Pa’delante” program is designed to promote self-employment in sectors such as food, carpentry, construction, textiles, services, leather and footwear, and metalworking, among other, with a cross-cutting impact on the local economy.
This action is part of the State strategy “Women at the Front,” which promotes the economic and personal empowerment of Guanajuatense women.
With these deliveries, the People’s Government reaffirms its commitment to promote entrepreneurship, creating jobs, and building a more just, inclusive, and equal-opportunity Guanajuato.
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