The governor of Yucatan, Joaquin Diaz Mena, celebrated the signing of the Collaboration Agreement between Banco Santander and the Spanish Chamber of Commerce in Mexico, a strategic alliance that promises to generate new opportunities for the productive sectors of the region and the country.
This agreement, formalized in Spain, strengthens the economic relationship between both countries and opens the way for access to key financial instruments that will boost the growth of micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MiPyMes), as well as young entrepreneurs. José Manuel Cendoya, vice president of the Board of Santander Spain, and Antonio Basagoiti, president of the Spanish Chamber of Commerce in Mexico, were present at the event.
Governor Joaquín Díaz Mena highlighted that the agreement aims to support micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MiPyMes) and entrepreneurs, through preferential rate loans, microcredits for young people and entrepreneurs, as well as financial education programs for women.
Likewise, the State Governor led strategic meetings in the Spanish capital to promote investments and international cooperation, highlighting the Maya Renaissance project as a driver of sustainable development.
Within the framework of the Trade Mission in Spain, Díaz Mena held key meetings with the General Director of International Trade and Investments of the Ministry of Economy, Commerce and Business of Spain, Alicia Varela Donoso, and with members of the Spanish Federation of Food and Beverage Industries (FIAB).
The meetings reaffirmed the commitment to strengthen economic, commercial, and cultural relations between Yucatan and Spain, and to promote investment and international cooperation for mutual development.
Accompanied by the Secretary of Economy and Labor (SETY), Ermilo Novelo Barrera, and the General Coordinator of Advisors, Dafne López Martínez, the governor presented the guidelines of the Maya Renaissance project, an initiative that seeks to promote the comprehensive well-being of Yucatán through innovative and sustainable economic strategies.
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