Nearshoring in the Northeast of Mexico will continue for at least 10 years, with Nuevo León as the protagonist; even the state 'monopolizes' 76% of this phenomenon, specialists estimate.

Due to this wave of benefits, García, Pesquería, Zuazua y Ciénega de Flores will be the fastest growing municipalities in Nuevo León, since the peripheries will be cheaper, experts commented.

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In the presentation of the study 'Nearshoring. Challenges and opportunities for the integration and strengthening of global value chains in Mexico', the experts highlighted the benefits of nearshoring.

In the presentation of a study by Egade Business School of the Tecnológico de Monterrey, they commented that metalworking, machinery, automotive, medical devices and household goods are the industries that most attract investment to NL.

So far in the current administration, 170 projects that are expansions or new investments have been announced, for more than 30,000 million dollars (million dollars), generating more than 120,000 jobs.

Nearshoring has given a boost to the attraction of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) from Mexico, which is estimated to close in 2023 with more than 36.7 billion dollars, commented the authorities of the Nuevo León government.

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In 'ABC Forums: The nearshoring revolution', other experts also highlighted the benefits of this phenomenon for NL, even pointing out that it is already a reality in the state due to its high level of competitiveness.

They highlighted the high level of economy, human capital and international openness that Nuevo León has to continue benefiting from the relocation of companies to Mexico.

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