The relationship between Japan and the state of Guanajuato goes beyond the economic, strengthening infrastructure and diversifying the economy to benefit thousands of families. This approach has laid the groundwork for a model of innovation, sustainability, and long-term prosperity in the region, facilitating technology transfer and improving the local work culture.
Japanese companies have contributed not only to job creation but also to the diversification of opportunities in multiple municipalities such as Celaya, Irapuato, Salamanca, León, among others. This has promoted economic balance in the region and has allowed local companies to integrate into global value chains, opening new perspectives for SMEs and transforming the business landscape in Guanajuato.
With 145 completed investment projects, Japan stands out as the main trading partner of the state, driving its economic and social development. Japanese investments have generated more than 48,000 direct jobs and an economic spillover of over 8.9 billion dollars, consolidating Guanajuato as a strategic point for the industry in Mexico.
In particular, the automotive sector has benefited from the arrival of Japanese companies such as Toyota, Mazda, and Honda, as well as a large group of suppliers. This presence has raised quality standards in local industrial processes, further strengthening Guanajuato's position in the country's industry.
