Tijuana’s new committee promotes investment and job creation
The Tijuana Investment Promotion Committee, in Baja California, was established as part of a national strategy spearheaded by the Ministry of Economy. Its goal is to create a permanent forum for dialogue among businesses, investors, and government officials, given that Tijuana is one of the main industrial hubs in northern Mexico, with strong ties to the US market.
The committee will enable the monitoring of ongoing projects and a more agile response to the needs of the productive sector, with the goal of facilitating new investments and strengthening existing ones. One of the committee’s central focuses will be the implementation of a one-stop shop for investment services, aimed at reducing administrative barriers and improving response times.
Federal authorities noted that this model is not intended as a mere protocol but as a working framework designed to yield concrete results in attracting capital and fostering economic development.
Several representatives from the business sector emphasized that collaboration between industry and government will be crucial to harnessing Tijuana’s potential, particularly in its relationship with California. The city maintains a strategic position, facilitating trade and productive integration in the border region.
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