2024-03-12 05:36:27
The governor of Nuevo León, Samuel García, proposed creating a regional trade agreement between Coahuila, Nuevo León and Tamaulipas, with the state of Texas, in the United States.
During his visit to Austin, where he participated in the SXSW 2024 festival with the presentation “The Nuevo León Effect: México’s Rise as the main US Trade Partner”, García said that we should focus on creating regional trade agreements and not wait for At the federal level, the “big” national treaties are made.
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“Perhaps it is important for Texas to build a treaty with Tamaulipas, Nuevo León and Coahuila. In that region, we can explore renewable energy, we can explore security, we can explore logistics. Because if you keep everything in Washington or Mexico City, they have many more problems,” said the governor of Nuevo León.
García assured that in larger agreements between countries, external issues that have nothing to do with commercial exchange must sometimes be taken into account, while if treaties are formalized between Mexican and American states, everything would be focused on economic development.
The president of Nuevo León highlighted that nearshoring will further strengthen commercial ties with Texas due to the new companies that will settle in the entity.
He highlighted that Nuevo León concentrates up to 76 percent of the benefit that the relocation of companies will bring to Mexico in the coming years.
García highlighted the corridor from the metropolitan area to the border with Laredo, Texas, the quick and safe transportation crossing from Colombia to the Texan city. In addition, he said that Nuevo León occupies first place in the national ranking in job creation.
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