The Japanese company Mitsui High Tech, the main supplier of frames for integrated circuits, precision tools, motor cores and surface grinders, announced its arrival in Guanajuato, where it estimates to invest 130 million pesos for which it will begin construction of the plant in Apaseo El Grande.

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This announcement is made on the first day of the work tour in Japan of the Governor of Guanajuato, Diego Sinhue Rodríguez Vallejo. At the work meeting, directors of the Japanese company showed interest in settling in Guanajuato due to its strategic location to expand its production in America. Currently, the firm has manufacturers in more than 30 countries.

In addition, the governor thanked the ambassador of Mexico in Japan, Melba Pría, for the support and accompaniment of the embassy in this work agenda for this country.

Continuing with Diego Sinhue's work agenda, he met with executives from JICA, the international cooperation agency in Japan, with the aim of strengthening collaboration and training programs to improve the meeting between Japanese and Mexican companies installed in the state of Guanajuato. .

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JICA Vice President Yamada Junichi promised to continue the programs, the training and qualification of Mexican companies, the promotion of scholarships for Mexican workers in Japan, and support for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) through the Institute of Guanajuato Training.

During the meeting, Yamada Junichi announced that JICA support will be extended in Guanajuato to promote startups (newly created companies).

The state president stressed that Japan is one of the main nations that, due to its close commercial, business, and cultural relationship, have contributed with Guanajuato, during the last 30 years, to consolidate the economic and social development of the entity.

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