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Economic and administrative development in Hidalgo

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The state of Hidalgo is pursuing various continues to pursue economic and administrative development strategies. Initial efforts focused on implementing strategies under the administration of Governor Julio Menchaca Salazar. Key initiatives include the implementation of the Alternate Labor Inspection System (SAIL) to prevent corruption and assist businesses with labor compliance, alongside significant public investment in the agricultural sector. These initiatives contributed to the state’s leadership in barley, wool, and maguey production, as well as growth in the tourism sector. Following these developments, the Secretary of Government submitted the Fourth Government Report to the State Congress. The report detailed a period of transformation, noting Recent reports indicate that the state has secured over 147 billion pesos in committed private investment, which is projected to create approximately 191,000 new jobs. Major infrastructure projects identified include the AIFA-Pachuca and Mexico-Querétaro trains, the Water Plan, the Tula River sanitation project, and the Pachuca-Huejutla-Tamazunchale highway. Under the administration of Governor Julio Menchaca Salazar, the state has reported the generation of generated over 39,545 formal jobs over a four-year period, with 20,000 placements facilitated through state labor services. These efforts include labor mobility programs placing that have placed workers in Germany, the United States, Canada, and Spain. Agricultural investment has seen a significant substantial increase, with the budget tripling from 229 million pesos in 2022 to over 721 million pesos. This funding supports Hidalgo’s national leadership in barley, wool, and pulque maguey production. Additionally, Infrastructure remains a priority, with major projects identified including the AIFA-Pachuca and Mexico-Querétaro trains, the Water Plan, the Tula River sanitation project, and the Pachuca-Huejutla-Tamazunchale highway. The state is working to professionalize service providers has also secured over 147 billion pesos in committed private investment, projected to create approximately 191,000 new jobs. To support its status as a top tourism destination destination, the state is working to professionalize service providers and is updating the State Development Plan 2022-2028 to align public policy with regional growth.

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  1. 2026-09-08 19:42 UTC Economic and administrative development in Hidalgo
  2. 2026-09-08 01:47 UTC Economic and administrative development in Hidalgo
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