Mexico is one of the most competitive countries for productive investment at the international level due to its macroeconomic and political stability.

We are currently the 14th country by the size of our economy, but according to various studies, the potential for growth is enormous. An example of this is that the firm Accenture foresees that by 2025 we will be the number six economy globally; On the other hand Goldman Sachs projects that by the year 2050, Mexico will be the fifth largest economy in the world by the value of its Gross Domestic Product (GDP), only behind China, the United States, India and Brazil; And we are not only attractive for the potential of economic growth, but also for the solid macroeconomic environment, characterized by the stability of inflation, high international reserves and a growing export market of manufactures, mainly.

Mexico, is an important point of attraction for investment, the reason for this is due to direct access to the most important market in the world.

Mexico also has an extensive network of free trade agreements that grant preferential access to 45 countries. In addition, it is the ideal export platform to access almost two thirds of the world’s Gross Domestic Product. Since it is a leading exporter of advanced high-tech manufactures, within this branch it is the largest exporter of LATAM, accounting for 35% of total Latin American trade.

Mexico offers a modern world-class infrastructure, the National Transportation and Communications Infrastructure Program 2014-2018 contemplates an approximate investment of one hundred billion dollars by the federal government. 45% of the investment will go towards the modernization and expansion of transport infrastructure, and 55% will be for telecommunications.

However, Mexican professionals are highly trained and it is estimated that six out of 10 developers with PSP certification in the world are Mexican. It is a young, talented, trained population with competitive advantages over many countries, the percentage of graduates in areas of engineering and manufacturing, far exceeds what happens in the United States, United Kingdom, Brazil, Germany and Spain.

Mexico offers multiple opportunities, thanks to the government’s commitment to promote reforms that improve the country’s economic environment. For this reason, the federal government has outlined fundamental objectives to build a more inclusive Mexico, with more quality education, more prosperous and consolidate the country as a responsible global actor.