The Hidalgo Economic Development Secretary performed on inauguration of the business forums of the Hidalgo-North America trade missionthrough which it seeks to promote Hidalgo businesses in the United States (EU) and Canada to conduct international transactions.

“The event will generate opportunities that will enable trade, including generating greater investment and opening markets and knowledge for Hidalgo products in the United States and Canada, in addition to the fact that there will be reconciliations between the government of Hidalgo and the consulates of the invited countries (sic)”, affirmed the head of the dependency, Sergio Vargas Téllez.

He said the entity is considered the third with the best business environment by global standards; Additionally, he highlighted the interest of U.S. companies in local companies that produce transformers, freight cars, textiles and processed foods, while Canadian companies seek textiles, foods and silica-manganese. , among others.

Meanwhile, Francisco Javier Tovar Vilchis, head of economic affairs at the Mexican Embassy in the United States, said the events “are valuable” for connecting suppliers and buyers.

Also present at the virtual exchange were Arturo Hernández Basave, head of the Mexican Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Canada; Mark Richardson, Minister of the Canadian Embassy in the country; Iker Amilcar Jiménez Martínez, director general of Global Economic Impulse of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and Jacqueline Márquez Rojano, head of the office for the implementation of the TMEC in Canada.

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• According to the State Secretariat for Economic Development, Hidalgo is considered the third state with the best business environment by international standards.
• Sergio Vargas highlighted US corporate interest in Hidalgo companies that manufacture transformers, freight cars, textiles and processed foods

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