WESLACO — Weslaco pitched itself as a growing Mid-Valley hub for Mexican companies entering the U.S. market during a binational investment forum that brought together leaders from Rio Bravo’s business and government sectors.
The Weslaco Economic Development Corporation, in partnership with Canacintra Río Bravo, hosted the “Weslaco Opens Its Doors: Binational Investment Forum and Tour” to showcase industrial and logistics opportunities in the region. The program included presentations on infrastructure, construction costs, soft-landing support, and legal requirements for companies seeking to expand into the United States.
Weslaco Mayor Adrian Gonzalez opened the forum by underscoring the value of strengthening cross-border relationships.
“We are meeting with the people of Río Bravo to explain the opportunities available here in Weslaco,” he said. “We’re growing, and according to the governor of Texas, the population of South Texas will double in the next five to ten years. It’s a great opportunity to start and expand businesses.”
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