Mission
Long-term plan for the country’s regional development.
Promote relocation (nearshoring).
Increase national and regional content. Import substitution.
Relaunch the “Made in Mexico” program.
Create well-paid jobs in manufacturing and service sectors.
Increase higher-value local supply chains.
Promote development and well-being hubs based on regional vocations.
Expand access to upper-secondary and higher education and link it to the development plan.
Strengthen scientific, technological, and innovation development.
Boost continental integration.
2030 Goals
18 Actions
Increase production from 2025 to 2030
Increase value-added for small producers' field products by promoting fair trade.
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Guaranteed Prices
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Feeding for Wellbeing
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Harvesting Sovereignty Program
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Fertilizers for Wellbeing Program
Energy Sovereignty
Self-sufficiency in gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel:
+30% production from 2025 to 2030.
Gasoline prices will be maintained with voluntary agreements associated with reduced paperwork.
Reduce natural gas imports
from 3,834 to 5,000 million cubic feet daily in 2030.
CFE Strengthen national content in CFE purchases
Increase electricity generation by 3,585 MW in 2025 (25% with renewable energy).
The goal for 2030 is 22,674 MW 59 investment projects:
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86 new substations
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63 to be expanded
Highways
44 thousand kilometers
of maintenance of the federal highway network in 2025.
Start of construction of 11 road interchanges
in various cities across the country.
Construction of 114 roads
artisanal roads for indigenous communities.
Start of 8 projects
highway construction and expansion covering 1,970 km in 2025.
Accelerate the bidding for
37 strategic water projects
including irrigation district modernization, river sanitation, and major works.
Start of passenger train construction this month
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Mexico City-Pachuca
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Mexico City-Querétaro
Accelerate the bidding for the Querétaro-Irapuato; Saltillo-Nuevo Laredo train.
Start of the Maya Train cargo operations in April, including the stretch to Progreso, Yucatán.
178 kilometers of the Interoceanic Train
Expansion and rehabilitation actions in 11 ports.
Completion of the airports
of Puerto Escondido and Tepic, and start of rehabilitation of the Benito Juárez International Airport in Mexico City.
Improvement works for 60 airports
concessioned, amounting to 35 billion pesos in 2025.
Start of construction of
7 Mixed investment projects
in highways and bridges.
Social infrastructure works for schools, hospitals, and indigenous communities for
33 billion pesos in 2025.
New Public Works Law sent to Congress to expedite bidding processes.
Accelerating public works
will generate at least 500 thousand direct jobs in 2025
New Housing
1 million social housing units built by 2030.
Forgiveness
4.4 million unpayable credits (INFONAVIT and FOVISSSTE).
New Credits
577 thousand credits to acquire INFONAVIT housing.
Jobs
400 thousand direct jobs in 2025.
Increase national content by 15%
10% of the industry will have national value chains.
Substitute 36.646 billion pesos of imported finished products.
Semiconductors, batteries, solar panels, and creative industries.
Recover 50 thousand jobs
from SMEs with training programs, direct marketing schemes, and NAFIN credits
Decree June 2025
That the best-selling cars in Mexico are produced in Mexico.
Increase production in Mexico for national consumption by 10%.
Increase national content across the entire chain by 15%.
Decree June 2025
Olinia
2027
Start of production
2027
10,000 units produced
2028
25,000 units produced
Fewer bureaucratic hurdles
Simplification of procedures at COFEPRIS:
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Substitution of permits with notices
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Authorization of Phase III and Phase IV research protocols
Decree May 2025
Public purchases with the requirement of having a plant in national territory for the multi-year purchase of medicines in 2026
Double mixed investment projects in the industry.
90% of fertilizers purchased from PEMEX, starting in the second half of 2025, will be made in Mexico.
Reform to the Procurement Law
The percentage of national content in purchases must be at least 65%
Linking from raw materials, inputs, and the industrial process
Rules and voluntary agreement so that at least 10% of the value of their products are made in Mexico
Voluntary agreement May 14
Investment Portfolio
which already reaches $298.061 billion dollars
National Law to Eliminate Bureaucratic Procedures and Corruption
50% fewer procedures, requirements, and time
Available on April 21
National Digital Investment Window
A single place to carry out all procedures for:
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3 levels of government
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3 stages of a company: incorporation, construction, and operation
15 Wellbeing Poles
Call for bids will be launched on May 22
Immediate deduction of 100% on new fixed assets +25% additional on training and innovation expenses
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Industrial Poles - immediate deduction
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Service Poles - temporarily eliminate income tax (ISR)
Tula-Atitalaquia Circular Economy Park
1st national large-scale circular economy project
Vacancies were offered by the private sector
April 23
National Employment Service
167 offices throughout the national territory to assist job seekers
300 job fairs
in the 32 entities of the country
Youth Building the Future
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Annual investment exceeding 24 billion pesos
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450 thousand youth in 2025
30% of SMEs with access to credit in 2030
Increase by at least 3.5% annually the number of SMEs with access to credit
Increase participation in strategic value chains through timely access to productive financing from both development and commercial banks.
Reduce costs and expand infrastructure for payment digitalization.
May 8: Development and commercial bank facility program for SMEs.
Increase in the Science and Technology budget
Particularly for electric vehicles, semiconductors, satellites, national artificial intelligence laboratory, humanities, among others.
Reform to the IMPI law June 2025
Maintain the price of 24 basic basket products
Pact between the Government of Mexico and manufacturing and marketing companies
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19 food production companies
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11 marketing companies
+125%
increase in purchasing power since 2018.
Prepared with data from CONASAMI and CONEVAL
835,534 million pesos Program Investment 2025
89% Of households receive programs
31.6 million Beneficiaries
New Social Programs
Women's Wellbeing Pension Support for women 63 and 64 years old. Incorporation of 60, 61, and 62 years old in August.
Rita Cetina Scholarship Universal scholarship for elementary and secondary education students.
Health House by House Home medical care for older adults and people with disabilities.
Firewood Stove Program April 5
Strengthening existing Programs
Right to the Wellbeing Pension
goal for 2025: 13 million older adults and 1.3 million people with disabilities.
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45 thousand Sembrando Vida beneficiaries
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2 million Production for Wellbeing farmers
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193 thousand fishermen with Bienpesca
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450 thousand Youth Building the Future
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410 thousand youth Benito Juárez Universal Scholarship
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174 thousand schools benefited by La Escuela es Nuestra
Announcements January – June 2025
Increase national content in public procurement
Amendments to the Public Procurement and Public Works Laws
Investment Portfolio and National Digital Investment Window
Single access point to invest in Mexico
Job Bank of 100,000 new jobs
National Employment Fair
Accelerate public works
Financing for micro and small enterprises
Agreement between the federal government, Banxico and the Mexican Banking Association to increase SME financing by 3.5% during the current administration
Permanently renew the Package Against Inflation and the High Cost of the Basic Basket
Wellbeing Development Poles
Call for bids
National Pharmaceutical and Medical Equipment Production
Decree of the National Pharmaceutical and Medical Equipment Production Program
Strengthen and expand the manufacturing of consumer goods
Strengthen and expand national manufacturing for the domestic vehicle market
Greater investment in scientific research and simplified patent registration
Increase petrochemical and fertilizer production
Maintain minimum wage increases
Guarantee and expand Wellbeing Programs
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