The President of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, presented the National Road Infrastructure Program 2025, which will involve an investment of 35 billion pesos (mdp) to improve connectivity and address the most vulnerable areas of the country. According to the head of state, this program is not limited only to the announced road expansions but marks the beginning of a long-term plan.
After meetings with the 31 governors, as well as with the Head of Government of Mexico City, the priority works to begin in 2025 were defined, aiming to have a positive economic impact and promote investment in Mexico.
The business sector has received this announcement with interest, considering that investment in infrastructure will not only strengthen connectivity but also boost the economy and the labor market. Moisés Zamora, CEO of Max Capital, noted that this strategy aligns with a global trend and that infrastructure has always been a key driver for the economy not only of Mexico but also of the United States.
Zamora emphasized that greater investment in infrastructure can generate confidence in financial markets and among investors, which in turn can enhance exports and contribute to the growth of Small and Medium Enterprises. This approach is expected to strengthen the economy, the competitiveness of companies, and foster development in the most needy regions of Mexico.
