Mexico Unveils Ambitious Investment Plan
Mexican Finance Minister Edgar Amador announced a 5.6 trillion pesos investment plan for 2026-2030, focusing on energy, transport, and healthcare. The program aims to boost growth across key sectors by leveraging public-private partnerships.
On Tuesday, Mexican Finance Minister Edgar Amador unveiled a bold public-private investment plan amounting to 5.6 trillion pesos, or $323.41 billion, scheduled for 2026 through 2030.
The initiative targets eight 'strategic sectors' and seeks to elevate infrastructure across areas like energy, transport, and healthcare. During the president’s daily news conference, Amador emphasized the importance of these investments for national growth.
With an exchange rate of $1 = 17.3157 Mexican pesos, the plan underscores a shared commitment to vital national projects.
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