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GEM participa en la Primera Sesión de la Comisión Consultiva 2024 del Aeropuerto Internacional de Toluca






La gobernadora del estado de México asistió a la Primera Sesión Ordinaria de la Comisión Consultiva del Aeropuerto Internacional de Toluca (AIT) 2024, con ello se da seguimiento a la Ley de Aeropuertos y sus reglamentos, a fin de generar tareas para la competitividad económica regional, la eficiencia operativa, la calidad de servicio y la conectividad en la región del Valle de México y Toluca.

Se dio seguimiento a los temas relacionados con la competitividad y eficiencia del servicio de esta terminal aérea (Foto: Especial).

En la reunión realizada en las instalaciones del AIT, se informó que la terminal área es pieza estratégica dentro del Grupo Aeroportuario de la Ciudad de México, de ahí la relevancia de su crecimiento, propiciando el desarrollo económico y turístico en particular para el estado de México.

En un video proyectado esta sesión, se mostró el plan de negocios del Grupo Aeroportuario donde quedó de manifiesto la necesidad de una nueva valoración presupuestaria para atender las necesidades prioritarias de las terminales aéreas que conforman a este grupo durante 2024.

En esta reunión estuvieron presentes secretarios del Gobierno Federal y del estado de México; el alcalde de Toluca; y autoridades del Aeropuerto Internacional de Toluca y del Grupo Aeroportuario de la Ciudad de México.

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