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“Infrastructure projects like this one, raise our level of competitiveness and promote investment in Mexico,” President Enrique Peña Nieto said this week during the inauguration of an 8 kilometer bypass in Mazatlán, Sinaloa.
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“Infrastructure projects like this one, raise our level of competitiveness and promote investment in Mexico,” President Enrique Peña Nieto said this week during the inauguration of an 8 kilometer bypass in Mazatlán, Sinaloa.
“Mexico is now among the ten most attractive countries for investment,” he said.
“Yes we can compete” and today, there are two powerful reasons why to invest in Mexico.
“The first is our developing infrastructure and the second the scope of the structural reforms.”
Accompanied by Governor Mario López Valdez, the Communications and Transportation Secretariat head, and entrepreneur Carlos Slim, the president said that society should be the main protagonist and beneficiary of the structural reforms while the government should be efficient in implementing them.
The president said that the future of Mexico has been established with the structural reforms, consolidating the nation as a new platform and an important destination for global investment.
Peña Nieto stressed that in terms of infrastructure, the government is working as a team and not through isolated efforts.
In terms of road infrastructure, he mentioned a project to modernize 80 highways with a total of 4,000 kilometers. This is in addition to 46 new highway projects with a total of 3,000 kilometers. “This projects will give a new face of modernity and will allow Mexican companies to be more competitive,” he said.
Peña Nieto acknowledged the importance of entrepreneurs who have the responsibility of making Mexico grow.
He reiterated his invitation for Mexicans to have faith in government capacities.
“The world is watching Mexico, and it knows there are conditions to invest with security and competitiveness,” he said.
“Yes we can compete” and today, there are two powerful reasons why to invest in Mexico.
“The first is our developing infrastructure and the second the scope of the structural reforms.”
Accompanied by Governor Mario López Valdez, the Communications and Transportation Secretariat head, and entrepreneur Carlos Slim, the president said that society should be the main protagonist and beneficiary of the structural reforms while the government should be efficient in implementing them.
The president said that the future of Mexico has been established with the structural reforms, consolidating the nation as a new platform and an important destination for global investment.
Peña Nieto stressed that in terms of infrastructure, the government is working as a team and not through isolated efforts.
In terms of road infrastructure, he mentioned a project to modernize 80 highways with a total of 4,000 kilometers. This is in addition to 46 new highway projects with a total of 3,000 kilometers. “This projects will give a new face of modernity and will allow Mexican companies to be more competitive,” he said.
Peña Nieto acknowledged the importance of entrepreneurs who have the responsibility of making Mexico grow.
He reiterated his invitation for Mexicans to have faith in government capacities.
“The world is watching Mexico, and it knows there are conditions to invest with security and competitiveness,” he said.
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