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Guanajuato international trade, tourism and education
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Guanajuato international trade and trade, tourism initiatives and education
The state of Guanajuato is pursuing various continues to pursue international initiatives focused on tourism, trade, and education. In the agricultural sector, the Guanajuato State Foreign Trade Promotion Agency (Cofoce) led a delegation of 12 companies to Texas to connect local producers with international buyers, following a strong first quarter in 2026 where the state recorded US$10 billion in total exports. In the realm of education, the state hosted specialists from several South American nations for the third edition of the “Leer a Tiempo” (Read on Time) International Literacy Day. This event, led by UNESCO Mexico and Instituto Natura, highlighted a literacy policy that has reportedly increased the percentage of third-grade students reaching expected reading levels from 67 to 88 percent. Regarding tourism, Tourism efforts have intensified through the Secretariat of Tourism and Identity (SECTURI) is participating in at the JATA Tourism Expo Japan 2026. This mission aims to strengthen commercial ties and promote mission, part of the state’s cultural and gastronomic identity, specifically targeting Japanese travelers. The promotion “Guanajuato SUMA” strategy led by Governor Libia Dennise García Muñoz Ledo, showcases local crafts, wines, spirits, spirits like Tequila Corralejo, and traditional hat-making to connect with hat-making. The initiative targets Japanese travelers, who represented the state’s fourth largest international tourism operators. market in 2025 with 156,480 visitors. Educational and industrial ties are also expanding. The Universidad Tecnológica de León (UTL) signed an agreement with the Cámara de la Industria del Calzado del Estado de Guanajuato (CICEG) to enhance research and human capital in the footwear sector. Additionally, through the Mexico-Japan Global Strategic Partnership (Nichiboku), three CECyTEG teachers will travel to Hiroshima, Japan, in late 2026 to study automotive manufacturing processes at institutions including the Mazda Technical Institute.
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