Alfredo Nolasco, general director of Chihuahua Global, an organization that promotes the industry in the state, announced that there are around 30 investments landed in 2021.

He explained that they are mainly automotive, aerospace and electronics companies, some that have arrived and others that have expanded by expanding their local production or relocating product lines in the state.

Nolasco explained that a third of these investments correspond to Juárez and the rest to the city of Chihuahua and others to cities in the state, such as Camargo.

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He stressed that the pandemic, the tariff war between the United States and China and the entry into force of the T-MEC have made companies re-evaluate their business and growth plans, part in which Chihuahua has managed to take advantage.

"The privileged location of this border state and the experience and supply of labor, among other benefits of the entity, have gained relevance in the midst of a health crisis that has not yet ended," he said.

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He indicated that in this scenario, companies of European and Asian origin, and even from the United States, have once again turned to Chihuahua as one of their best options to establish themselves.

The CEO of Chihuahua Global mentioned that in addition to these 30 investments that have already been completed, there are others in process, with which the goal is to reach 70.

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