Recently, the company Fibra Macquarie started with the construction of a new Industrial Park in Ciudad Juárez, which will be made up of 10 buildings in a space of 230,000 square meters, which will generate around 3,500 direct jobs, 4,300 indirect jobs and 2,150 in services within a period of time. of 10 years.

José de Jesús Granillo Vázquez, State Treasury Secretary, led the laying ceremony of the first stone of the project that required an investment of 3,500 million pesos and whose first stage is expected to be completed this year.

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In this sense, the official stressed that one of the main objectives of the state government is the construction of a competitive economic environment.

“We know the importance of creating the right conditions for this type of project to take place. Ciudad Juárez is one of the most important development poles in the state, due to its strengths in the automotive and electronic sectors, so we are sure that this work will directly and indirectly benefit thousands of Juárez residents,” he said.

In addition, he stressed that these 10 new industrial buildings will be added to the 574 that already operate on that border, which will leave a significant economic benefit for the city.

For his part, the general director of Fibra Macquiaire, Simon Hanna, stressed that this development confirms the company's commitment to the state of Chihuahua and to promoting economic development, which promotes job creation and competitiveness in Juárez.

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He also took the opportunity to emphasize that this is one of the company's largest developments, in which 55 hectares are available for construction. This is their second project at the industrial park level on this border, so at the end of the work they will have a total of 35 buildings in Juárez and three in the capital of Chihuahua.

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