Overview
- The three‑day national infrastructure meeting in Hermosillo—returning to Sonora after about a decade—closed with federal, state, CMIC and legislative leaders aligning on a multi‑year work plan through 2026.
- Governor Alfonso Durazo highlighted a project slate that includes the Bavispe–Nuevo Casas Grandes and Guaymas–Chihuahua highways, the Nogales rail relocation and the Mexico City–Nogales railroad.
- Banco Multiva, part of Grupo Vazol, said it will deploy roughly 170 billion pesos over the next three years across infrastructure and mobility, electricity transmission, oil and gas and water, offering technical structuring as well as financing.
- Officials promoted the Plan México legislative and policy agenda, citing procurement updates and rail measures intended to de‑risk projects and orient investment toward social and regional benefits.
- Durazo emphasized awarding contracts to Sonoran builders and reiterated a no‑kickback policy on state works, a stance welcomed by CMIC leaders during a year of weak private‑sector construction activity.