Riviera Maya, Q.R. — Authorities held a meeting to strengthen ties with the Florida Mexican-American Chamber of Commerce. The Wednesday meeting was a follow-up on the memorandum to boost exports and attract investments.
The March 11 meeting was chaired by Paul Carrillo de Cáceres, the Secretary of Economic Development. He held the meeting with Alma Aguilar, President and CEO of the Chamber and Randy Traud, representative of International Food Specialist.
Traud attended the meeting on behalf of the company interested in learning about the state’s productive potential and exploring investment and commercial partnership opportunities for its international markets.
Traud expressed his interest in Quintana Roo’s economic development hub and analyzing opportunities for the international marketing and distribution of food and agricultural products from the state.
A potential investment project focused on the international distribution of food and beverages in 19 countries was presented by the state, which includes identifying local fruits and products with international export potential.
“We welcome the interest of international companies in learning about Quintana Roo’s productive potential. This type of interaction allows us to explore new investments and, at the same time, generate opportunities for Quintana Roo products to enter international markets, boosting economic development and the well-being of our producers,” said Carrillo de Cáceres.
The state of Quintana Roo, through the Ministry of Economic Development, is looking to strengthen the attraction of investments and international trade links, promoting projects that generate economic development in the southern part of the state.
