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En Edomex hay más de 16 mil egresados de ingenierías



El Estado de México, la Ciudad de México y el Estado de Hidalgo, están llamados a hacer una gran zona metropolitana en materia económica e industrial, que potencia la región centro del país y permita atender la mayor parte de las empresas que buscan la relocalización en nuestro país.

En mesa de análisis los secretarios de Desarrollo Económico, Laura González, de la Ciudad de México,  Fadlala Akaban y de Hidalgo, Carlos, Henkel, plantearon que en la región se tiene la mano de obra, calificada, el número de egresados en ingeniería, la infraestructura y comunicación es necesarias para poder desarrollar este tipo de actividad.

Sólo en el caso del Estado de México, son más de 16 mil egresados de ingenierías que se tienen  12 mil en temas administrativos.

De acuerdo con Laura González, Secretaria de Desarrollo Económico en el Estado de México, los retos en seguridad, infraestructura y desarrollo de negocios permitirían que la región se convierte en una de las principales proveedoras del sector automotriz y manufacturero a nivel mundial. 

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