US EditionNow the Question to Answer Is, How Can We Be Competitive?
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The IDB has recently circulated a working paper, still under discussion, on Mexico’s competitiveness in value chains in three sectors that, from the Ministry of Economy, we consider key to the future of the country: the semiconductor, pharmaceutical and medical device chains. The study offers us valuable elements and recommendations about our strengths and challenges in those sectors. In the case of the semiconductor chain, participation is inci…
In a bid to consolidate itself as a key player in North America’s technological reconfiguration, the state of Coahuila actively participated in the United States-Mexico Semiconductor Collaboration Forum, held in Phoenix, Arizona. Coahuila’s Economics Secretary, Luis Eduardo Olivares Martínez, represented the state as a panelist at the “Geostrategic and Resilient Semiconductor Supply Chains” table, where he exposed the entity’s competitive advant…
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El Demócrata CoahuilaPhoenix, Arizona.- With the firm objective of consolidating Coahuila as a strategic pole for the technology industry and attracting high-value investments, the Secretary of Economy, Luis Eduardo Olivares Martínez, participated in the Forum of Collaboration in Semiconductors between the United States and Mexico, held in Phoenix, Arizona, where he also participated as a panelist in the table entitled “Geostrategic and Resilient Semiconductor Suppl…
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