Governor Castro Cosío Engages in National CMIC Board Meeting

Strengthening Ties with the Construction Sector

The Governor of Baja California Sur, Víctor Manuel Castro Cosío, participated in the Third Ordinary Session of the National Board of the Mexican Chamber of the Construction Industry (CMIC), held in La Paz. This significant gathering brought together representatives from various states across the country, focusing on the ongoing commitments and growth objectives of the organization.

During the session, the national president of CMIC, Luis Rafael Méndez Jaled, led discussions aimed at evaluating the progress made by the chamber and the construction sector at large. The meeting served as a platform for collaboration and strategic planning, emphasizing the importance of the construction industry in national development.

"We are committed to supporting the communities through the resources we have available,"

said Castro Cosío, highlighting the role of the construction sector in times of crisis.

Acknowledging Local Contributions

Governor Castro Cosío took the opportunity to commend the Baja California Sur delegation for its contributions to community development. He particularly praised their solidarity during emergencies, where they have pooled resources to assist the population in overcoming challenging situations. This acknowledgment underscores the critical role that local construction efforts play in enhancing the resilience of communities.

"The solidarity shown by our local construction sector during emergencies is commendable and vital for our people,"

he stated, reinforcing the need for a strong partnership between the government and the construction industry.

The governor emphasized that maintaining a close relationship with the construction sector is essential for the sustainable growth of Baja California Sur. He noted that collaborative efforts with the local chamber of construction are crucial for implementing initiatives that benefit the community.

Commitment to Joint Actions

Méndez Jaled echoed the governor's sentiments, stating that the established coordination with the state government ensures a constant readiness to support the population when circumstances demand it. This partnership is pivotal in addressing the needs of the community and fostering a proactive approach to development.

"Our collaboration with the state government allows us to be prepared to assist the population whenever necessary,"

said Méndez Jaled, emphasizing the importance of teamwork in the construction sector.

As the meeting concluded, Governor Castro Cosío reaffirmed his commitment to continue promoting joint actions with the construction sector. He expressed his belief that the growth of Baja California Sur should translate into improved living conditions for all residents.

"We will keep pushing for collaborative efforts that lead to better welfare for everyone in Baja California Sur,"

he concluded, setting a clear vision for the future of the region's development. This commitment reflects a broader strategy to enhance the quality of life through infrastructure and construction initiatives.