Singapore showed interest in building a global logistics base in Chihuahua reported the head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (SRE), Marcelo Ebrard Casaubon, at the Forum "Interconnecting Smart Cities."
“Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong proposed an alliance for one of Mexico's border states to have this large-scale project,” he said.
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During the event, held in collaboration with UN-Habitat, the foreign minister highlighted the excellent location of the state, as well as the specialized workforce and other human and social factors that the entity offers.
In this context, he assured that local authorities are committed to strengthening, encouraging and expanding the development of the entity.
On the other hand, Ebrard Casaubon stressed the benefits that the nearshoring phenomenon will bring to Mexico. On this, he assured that it is the best located country in the world to receive the largest number of foreign investments.
“The Federal Government will make a considerable investment in border infrastructure to be a better point of reference for foreign companies,” he said. He emphasized that this represents a historic opportunity for Mexico where it will be able to develop and strengthen international cooperation in the field of smart and sustainable cities.
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“This phenomenon will lead countries to create innovative and sustainable solutions to the challenges facing cities around the world.”
Finally, the foreign minister shared that Singapore has Chihuahua "well located", not only geographically but also for other indicators such as economics, since it occupies the eighth place of growth in its industrial activity and the sixth position among the main entities of the index of construction.
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