The Europe-Mexico High-Level Forum brought together businessmen and directors from various associations linked to promoting innovation projects and was held in Guanajuato capital, where they spoke about the strategies followed by the entity to be replicated throughout the region. and grow the economy and technological development.

Antonio Reus Montaño, general director of Idea Gto, recognized that forums are held to discuss and strengthen the bond with the Valle de la Mentefactura, in order to understand the future as a common project, through social collaboration and dialogue.

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According to the Mexican Institute for Competitiveness (IMCO), according to the International Competitiveness Index 2022, Mexico ranked 37th out of 43 countries evaluated with a low level of competitiveness; however, investments are starting to pick up, especially those that come from the collaboration between Europe and Mexico.

The international context continues to present challenges for the competitiveness of countries, especially for Mexico, where investment opportunities are beginning to present themselves and local companies are beginning to prepare.

The metrics in relation to investments have been relevant to understand current economic phenomena and thus begin to apply policies regarding their requirements, in cases related to technology, innovation and the incorporation of new markets, commented Ana Gutiérrez, coordinator Foreign Trade and Labor Market at IMCO.

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In Europe there is a high rate of innovation in companies, as they have indicators that measure their capacity and high value. In Mexico there is a commitment to knowledge, training and technology, which, he said, is a good strategy to compete.

30% of Mexico 's foreign direct investment comes from Europe. Between 2012 and 2021, 26% of European FDI went to the Bajío region, concentrated in Jalisco, San Luis Potosí and Guanajuato. The European countries that invest the most in the Bajío are Poland, Portugal, the Czech Republic, Sweden and the Netherlands.

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