CAINTRA's industrialists agreed to work on the essential issues to boost investments together with municipal and state authorities during the meetings of the Central Council and the Transportation Commission of the Chamber.

The support to SMEs through administrative simplification, as well as advice to entrepreneurs to obtain financing is a commitment made by the Mayor of Monterrey, Adrian de la Garza in his meeting with members of the Downtown Council chaired by Susana Naváez.

With the purpose of maintaining a favorable environment that encourages confidence in the generation of investments in the state capital, he presented the security strategy called "Escudo" (Shield), which seeks to strengthen the police through the coordination of the municipal C5, intelligence units and specialized units, emphasizing the importance of addressing the causes that lead to the commission of crimes.

At the meeting of the Transportation Committee, chaired by Jesús Guzmán, they discussed with the Secretary of Mobility of the State Government, Hernán Villarreal, the progress of mobility projects for passengers and goods, such as the Interserrana Highway, the Morones Prieto Viaduct and the Arco Norte (North Arch).

The industrial sector recognizes and values these projects that come to support the economic boom that our state is experiencing; which demands more and better infrastructure, so the commitment is to continue promoting and working together for the realization of these works.

In the search for more than two thousand additional trucks to be incorporated to the public transportation service, the industrial community put to the consideration of the authorities to find the necessary spaces and times to take advantage of the potential that our state has as the main bus manufacturer in the country, with a production of 70 thousand units per year.

This will support the incorporation of SMEs and their manufacturing capacity into the supply chain of these units, generating jobs, boosting the economy and taking advantage of the proximity of the industrial ecosystem with a better after-sales service.

At CAINTRA, we reiterate our commitment to work with the authorities of the three levels of government to build public policies that benefit the community and promote social mobility.

CAINTRA Nuevo León