
On May 28, 2024, at the Embassy of Kazakhstan in Mexico, a meeting was held with the leadership of the Mexican National Chamber of Transformation Industry “CANACINTRA”. The National Chamber is the body that represents the interests of Mexico's industrial sector.
During the meeting, the parties discussed in detail the prospects for cooperation between Kazakhstan and Mexico in such areas as transformation industry, energy, technology and the green economy.
The Ambassador Timur Primbetov informed the Mexican interlocutors about the large-scale political and socio-economic transformations being carried out in Kazakhstan under the leadership of the country's President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, aimed at modernizing the state and society. The Kazakh diplomat emphasized that the priority task of the Government of our country is to diversify the economy, strengthen industrial potential, achieve sustainable economic growth at the level of 6-7 percent, further attract foreign investment, including in the development of international transport corridors on the Eurasian continent in the “East-West” and “North-South” directions.
The Vice President of “CANACINTRA” Carlos Alberto Barrera Romero, in turn, noted the significant potential for mutually beneficial cooperation between Kazakhstan and Mexico and confirmed the high interest in the implementation of joint projects. He spoke in favor of intensifying contacts with Kazakh entrepreneurs.
At the end of the meeting, the Mexican colleagues were handed over promising Kazakh projects in various sectors of the economy, as well as information and reference material on business opportunities in Kazakhstan and preferences for foreign investors.
Reference: The National Chamber of Transformation Industry of Mexico “CANACINTRA” is an autonomous non-profit organization founded in 1941. Currently it has more than 100 branches in 14 states of Mexico. The headquarters is located in Mexico City. The Chamber unites more than 1500 small, medium and large enterprises in the metallurgical and chemical industries, transformation industry, medicine, information technologies, etc.