The Mayor of Monterrey, Adrián de la Garza, presented the work plans for the 2024-2027 term to the Chamber of the Industry of Transformation (Caintra). Notable initiatives include the reactivation of social programs, the security strategy called Shield, and the promotion of Monterrey as a host city for the 2026 World Cup.
During a breakfast meeting with industry partners, De la Garza detailed each point of his government plan aimed at improving the quality of life and security in the capital of Nuevo León. He committed to addressing issues in specific areas of the city, such as the center, south, and west.
In the monthly meeting led by Susana Narváez, president of the Central Council, and Juan Pablo García Garza, General Director of Caintra, key projects for the 2026 World Cup were discussed. A special secretariat will be established to position the brand "Monterrey" as a host, focusing on ensuring that the infrastructure is ready on time, including the creation of green corridors as an essential part of the plan.
Regarding mobility, plans are envisioned for the short, medium, and long term, with the implementation of road works to reduce vehicular congestion in Monterrey. Additionally, a municipal and free public transport service is planned for the city's residents.
In terms of security, the start of recruitment of police elements and the renewal of the police corporation's image was announced. De la Garza expressed his commitment to strengthening the Monterrey Police, seeking to change the perception of security in the municipality in the short term. As part of this strategy, a metal badge will be given to each police officer as a symbol of belonging and dignity in their work.
