Tijuana became the epicenter of the national strategic dialogue this Tuesday, bringing together leading figures from the business sector on the 32nd floor of the Grand Hotel. In an atmosphere of vision, unity, and action, business leaders from across Mexico gathered to strengthen collaboration between the center and north of the country.
The event, led by José de Jesús Rodríguez Cárdenas, representing the president of the Business Coordinating Council (CCE), Francisco Cervantes, along with Roberto Lyle Fritch, president of the CCE Tijuana, businessman Miguel Torruco Marqués, and David Figueroa Zurita, president of the BOLT group, marked a milestone in the binational economic strategy.

During the meeting, a key agreement was reached: to form a Border Trade Commission in Tijuana, with the support of the national CCE. This commission will be installed no later than June, when the national president of the CCE, Francisco Cervantes, is expected to visit to officially swear in the commission and formalize the alliance.
In addition, it was agreed to invite President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo to participate in this joint effort, presenting a strategic proposal to strengthen regional competitiveness.
The meeting concluded in an atmosphere of networking and engagement, clearly demonstrating the intention of Tijuana's private sector to play a leading role in the key decisions that will shape Mexico's economic direction.