The Head of Government of Mexico City, Clara Brugada, announced the creation of the Mexico City Investment Agency, which will aim to promote nearshoring, modernize industrial areas, facilitate public investment in housing, and launch a Metropolitan Economic Plan in collaboration with the Federal Government and the Government of the State of Mexico. Brugada expressed the importance of attracting millions in investments to the city to boost its economy and generate employment.
In a meeting with business leaders at the Industrial Club, Brugada detailed that the Investment Agency will be crucial for attracting strategic capital that strengthens the capital's economy and promotes social impact. The mayor also highlighted the potential of Mexico City as a global investment destination, emphasizing its employment opportunities, connectivity, and cultural life as attractions.
Additionally, Brugada informed about the plans to modernize industrial areas, particularly in Pantaco Vallejo, to turn them into centers for technological development, connectivity, and data sciences. Furthermore, a significant investment in the housing sector is projected, aiming to carry out 200,000 actions for affordable housing in the city, combining public and private investment.
Another important point mentioned by Brugada was the implementation of a special window for real estate development, aimed at simplifying procedures and combating corruption in this field. In her call for unity among the private, social, and governmental sectors, Brugada emphasized that collaboration is essential to achieve greater economic growth in Mexico City.
