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The Durango-Mazatlán Superhighway, which was officially opened last Thursday, will position Durango as an attractive site for tourism and investment, Durango Gov. Jorge Herrera Caldera said Sunday.
Herrera’s comments were made at a ceremony where Ana María Sánchez Sánchez was sworn in as president of the National Steering Committee of the Mexican Association of Female Entrepreneurs (AMMJE). Sánchez, from Sinaloa, is taking over from Durango’s Alia Lorena Ibarra Ávalos.
Herrera thanked Ibarra for her service as president of the AMMJE National Steering Committee, adding that under her direction, the AMMJE was able to raise its international profile and position itself among the top associations of female entrepreneurs in the world. He said that he had faith that Sánchez’s experience, abilities and leadership would meet the association’s expectations for Ibarra’s successor.
“AMMJE brings together and takes advantage of the strength of the Mexican women who run the small, medium-sized and big businesses that are the motor of our economy,” Herrera said. “It’s an honor for Durango that its women promote the entrepreneurial spirit.”
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