The president of CUSMEX, Víctor Rosales, met with Alysia Rivers, the Candidate of the City of Compton for the fourth district, in a bilateral meeting that marked a milestone in the relations between both entities.
The meeting focused on discussing crucial issues related to investment and the promotion of strategic alliances for the benefit of companies that are part of the Mexico-United States-Canada Agreement (USMCA). Víctor Rosales, president of CUSMEX, highlighted the importance of public policies as an effective means to enhance the businesses of entrepreneurs, promoting a favorable environment for investment and economic development.
During the meeting, Rosales highlighted the need to strengthen collaboration between Mexico and the United States, taking advantage of the opportunities provided by the USMCA to promote economic growth and job creation in both countries. In addition, he emphasized the importance of establishing mechanisms that facilitate investment and promote the competitiveness of companies in the international market.
Alysia Rivers, the City of Compton's 4th District Candidate, expressed her enthusiasm and commitment to attracting investment to her community. Rivers stated that the City of Compton is ready to receive entrepreneurs interested in penetrating the American Union market. She highlighted her administration's willingness to work hand in hand with international companies, offering an environment conducive to business growth and local employment generation.
Both leaders recognized the importance of promoting cooperation and mutual understanding to make the most of the trade opportunities provided by the USMCA. The bilateral meeting concluded with the commitment to continue strengthening ties between CUSMEX and the City of Compton, seeking opportunities to boost the economic development and prosperity of both communities.
CUSMEX and Alysia Rivers reaffirmed their commitment to collaboration and continued dialogue, working together to build a stronger and more prosperous economic future.
