Sinaloa supports business organizations to continue generating growth

• The Secretary of Economy, Javier Gaxiola Coppel met with leaders of Chambers and Associations. He expressed the support of the Government of Sinaloa. “You are not alone,” he assures them.

Culiacán, Sinaloa.- In a meeting with presidents of organizations and business chambers, the Secretary of Economy Javier Gaxiola Coppel promised the support and accompaniment of the Government of Sinaloa to continue working for the well-being and economic development of the state.

“The reason is first to listen to them and express the support of the Government of Sinaloa; At the Ministry of Economy we are ready to listen and attend to them, if any of you or your members had a situation, we can review it in a particular way and find a solution ”, he stressed.

This start of the year 2023 is one of commitments, of promoting the programs and of demonstrating that at this time is when we must work together, as a team and to demonstrate that in Sinaloa we are good, hard-working people, with companies that promote the well-being of families, stated the Secretary of Economy at the work meeting.

He stressed that in the government of Rubén Rocha Moya since the first day of the event last Thursday, work has been done to restore security for the operation of businesses.

The current president of the Interchamber in Culiacán and president of Canacintra, Sergio Álvarez Torres endorsed the proposal to go in search of working together, society, chamber leaders and the government.

“In the country we are living through difficult times, and Sinaloa is a huge opportunity for a quiet life, we have had some episodes, but we will work together for quiet periods,” he stressed.

He stressed that the new roads are built together, “we will continue and today’s meeting with the Secretary of Economy is the beginning of a working collaboration to improve things.”

When participating in the meeting, the president of Canirac, Laura Guzmán Torrontegui, recognized the openness of the Ministry of Economy to attend to the positions of the different chambers and business organizations.

“To turn this page we must all join together, the business sector, the institutions and the government itself, the confidence that the Secretary of Economy has transmitted to us is very important for us to communicate to other businessmen,” he said.

The agreement they reached was to review the particular situation of the members of each chamber and business association that have presented some affectation to find a tailored solution.

Also participating in the work meeting were the presidents of Coparmex, Guillermo Gastélum Bon Bustamante; from AARC, Enrique Riveros Echavarría; from Canaco, Jesús Antonio López Navarrete; from Canadevi, Alejandro Choza; from the Union of Merchants of the Center of Culiacán, Óscar Sánchez and Erick Serrano, from AMPI.

As well as the leaders of the Culiacán Hotel and Motel Association, José Manuel de las Rivas; Sales and Marketing Executives, Ricardo Morales; from the Youth Interchamber, David Lizárraga; from Sonar, Jared Valenzuela and from the College of Accountants of Culiacán, Alejandro Valdez.