Sector Specific Goals

• Economic and Technological Development
  • Between January and April 2025, the government will engage in activities to boost Mexico's economic and technological development:
  •  monthly roundtables to follow up on private investments and industrial parks
  • collaboration between companies, universities, and the government on strategic projects
  • publication of a decree for relocating companies
  • a law initiative to simplify and digitalize procedures. 
  • Further steps include launching a development banking fund for SMEs, relaunching the "Made in Mexico" brand, and signing an agreement to increase SMEs' financing access by 3.5% annually

   

• USMCA
  • Sheinbaum stressed the benefit of USMCA to all three partner countries in terms of employment, economic growth, and regional markets, and pointed out that it is the only way to compete against China
• Industrial Development
  • Increase the country's infrastructure with mixed investment schemes (public-private), where risks and benefits are shared
  • Improve connectivity through highways and passenger trains, mainly in the country's southeast
  • Expand and modernize certain airports and public transportation
• Energy
  • Increase the generation capacity from 356 terawatt hours to 413 terawatt hours: with gas, renewable, solar and wind energy. There are 145 proposed projects to be developed by the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE)
• Water
  • An agreement for sustainability and water rights was signed with private sector stakeholders and irrigation districts to make the irrigation system more efficient by prioritizing water use for food production and, above all, guaranteeing the human right to water. It also seeks to identify the areas with the most significant water resources. 
  • 17 water infrastructure are projects proposed

   

• Housing
  • Increase, improve, and expand
• Education

  Standardize public high school programs nationwide and align them with higher education. Also, ensure continuity between basic, secondary and higher education

• Security
  • The security strategy is built on four key axes:
  • addressing the root causes
  • consolidating the National Guard
  • strengthening intelligence and investigation
  • ensuring full coordination within the security cabinet and with state authorities. From September to December, there was a 16% reduction in homicides. The aim is to continue to address the causes and reduce impunity in the country. 
• Minimum Wage
  • Increase the minimum wage so that it can cover the cost of 2.5 basic necessities, which refers to the essential items needed for a typical family to meet their basic living requirements
• Digitalization of Establishing a Business

  Digitalization of procedures for setting up a company in the country:

  • incorporation
  • construction
  • operation through a 100% digital file system