Overview
- City leaders created the Comité Promotor de Inversiones to coordinate federal, local and private actors and speed strategic projects by clearing permitting and procedural hurdles.
- Officials reported a pipeline of 303 consolidated projects valued at roughly 197 billion pesos, alongside a 45% rise in foreign direct investment from 2024 to 2025 and 3.7% GDP growth in Q2 2025.
- A new Agencia de Atracción de Inversiones within the economic development secretariat will accompany companies from planning through execution.
- The federal Economy Ministry said the committee model will extend to all 32 states under Plan México, supported by a national investment portfolio exceeding $300 billion, with state bodies to be formalized on February 4.
- Priorities include deep administrative simplification, digitalization of procedures, targeted sectoral nodes and infrastructure upgrades, while recurring bottlenecks in federal permits and fiscal processes were flagged for resolution.