The relocation of production in Mexico to decentralize the supply chains of Asia is a great responsibility for the Country, which requires doubling its investments in infrastructure.

With the arrival of more companies through nearshoring, public sector investment in infrastructure should be 3% of GDP. And it would have to be allocated, above all, to road, water, energy and telecommunications infrastructure, said Ricardo Trejo, director of the consulting firm Forecastim.

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"Investment would have to increase between 50 to 60% in the coming years to reach at least that 3% of GDP and close the gaps that exist in the infrastructure issue," he said.

He explained that, in Mexico, there are investment needs to adapt the road infrastructure to economic and population growth, since with the arrival of more companies and the increase that is expected in the movement of goods by road, better communication routes are required.

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Investment in highways would have to focus on adding kilometers of land roads to meet the demand of the logistics sector.

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