Claudia Sheinbaum's Plan Mexico aims to attract $277 billion in investments and create over 1.5 million jobs annually despite economic challenges. The initiative addresses tariff threats from former President Trump and encourages domestic production while reducing reliance on Asian imports. Meetings with top business leaders and financial support for farmers and investors signify commitment to economic recovery. Obstacles include sluggish job creation, inflation, and decreased federal investment, but efforts towards industrial integration in North America under the USMCA trade agreement remain central to the strategy.
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum's six-year roadmap, Plan Mexico, aims to attract $277 billion in investment and create over 1.5 million jobs annually amid economic challenges.
Despite economic slowdown and tariff threats from the U.S., Sheinbaum is actively engaging with business leaders to implement strategies that promote industrial integration and boost domestic production.
Plan Mexico focuses on reducing reliance on Asian imports, emphasizing domestic production, and enhancing North American trade under the USMCA agreement to fortify the economy.
Meetings with key business figures like Carlos Slim and infrastructure project reviews illustrate Sheinbaum's commitment to moving forward with her ambitious economic agenda despite significant obstacles.
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