CCE Puebla requests to reduce procedures for investments

Puebla, Pue. Given the need to expedite the opening of businesses in the capital as part of the economic recovery, the Business Coordinating Council (CCE) asked the city council that by 2023 they are at least digitized 60% of procedures to reduce time and coststhis as part of the regulatory improvement required to land investments.

Ignacio Alarcón Rodríguez Pacheco, still president of the body with 27 chambers and associations that bring together 26,000 companiesurgently requested the municipal authorities to make a diagnosis to see which procedures need to be improved in order to get out of the last places in the regulatory framework.

He indicated that support should be requested from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) for this study as past authorities planned it, but it did not prosper due to lack of will and that it would have contributed to digitization, as well as training the personnel of the dependencies in the processes, a situation that would benefit small and medium-sized companies (SMEs).

“We want to avoid acts of corruption that occur in this process, as well as speed up the operation of new businesses so that, through a quick registration on the Internet, interested parties can regularize their procedures or start their businesses,” he added.

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He urged the authorities not to be an obstacle for businessmen, because they are the ones who create jobs and what they need are facilities in process to open businesses and speed up the economic recovery of the angelopolis.

IP asks for facilities

He considered it important to prioritize the procedures, address the disagreements, suggestions and contributions that the members of the Private Initiative have so that there are investment facilities.

“We need transparency and legal certainty in the procedures for services provided to individuals and companies. You have to reduce the can and turn around the complexity that you have to open a business, ”he agreed.

Alarcón Rodríguez reiterated that the partners are willing to help reactivate the economy faster, but it is urgent to provide facilities in the process, which is what investors complain about when they have a project for Angelópolis and its metropolitan area.

He specified that the previous authorities took slow steps to consolidate more investments, especially in the city of Puebla, which was caused by the red tape that they did not see fit to reduce and remove cumbersome requirements that only implied unjustified charges.

considered important strengthen regulatory reformbecause 80% of the businesses are micro, small and medium-sized companies and, for the opening of one of these, it still takes up to 20 days to complete the procedures.