The supply relocation trend (nearshoring) will affect North America as an economic power, declared the US ambassador to Mexico, Ken Salazar, during his visit to Querétaro.

The diplomat spoke about the bloc that the region represents and the lessons learned after the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic and the war between Russia and Ukraine.

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A state like Querétaro, he stated, has great advantages to benefit from this supply relocation trend, especially due to the strong integration of supply chains linked to the United States.

During the tour in the state, and in the company of Governor Mauricio Kuri González, he visited the facilities of GE Aerospace and GE Vernova, where he met with executives of the firm and reaffirmed the commitment to collaborate in the aerospace and energy industry, as well as in education issues.

In educational matters, the state government of Querétaro signed an agreement with the United States-Mexico Commission for Educational and Cultural Exchange (Comesux) for young people from the state to study in the neighboring country.

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The agreement was signed at the facilities of the Universidad Aeronáutica in Querétaro and the launch of the Ambassadors Scholarship in its Bicentennial edition was made official; With this, the state is positioned as a spearhead in the promotion of educational exchanges between both countries.

The purpose, he said, is to strengthen the program and further strengthen ties with the United States, providing the opportunity to send at least 50 students from six state universities to have academic experiences in areas of knowledge (science, technology, engineering, sustainability, leadership, innovation, health sciences), in collaboration with academic, business or research centers.

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