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UAQ proposes a linear park along the Mexico-Queretaro train route to improve urban sustainability, safe mobility, and social participation in Queretaro.
Querétaro leads Mexico's urban competitiveness index, excelling in innovation, economy, and governance, but faces infrastructure challenges.
Local businesses in Querétaro, especially restaurants and bars, saw an economic boost from the World Cup's opening matches.
MacLean Engineering acquires a 7,000 sq meter industrial facility in Querétaro, Mexico, to enhance global manufacturing and service capabilities for the mining sector.
Querétaro facilitated over $9.8 billion in business opportunities at the 2026 Automotive Industry Supply Summit, reinforcing its strategic position in the automotive and auto parts sector.
Tequisquiapan's International Art, Cheese, and Wine Festival in 2026 aims to attract over 200,000 visitors, boosting the local economy deeply tied to tourism.
Querétaro consolidates its position as a digital transformation leader in Mexico, driven by a robust Digital Technologies Cluster that fosters collaboration, attracts investment, and develops talent.
Querétaro's IMMEX industry solidifies its role as a key economic pillar, boasting 267 active establishments and over 119,000 jobs, deeply integrated into global markets.
El Bajío region experiences 20% growth in industrial construction by early 2026, driven by strong demand for logistics and manufacturing spaces, with Guanajuato leading the charge.
Querétaro's remunerated job positions grew 0.8% annually in Q3 2025, slightly above the national average, reflecting continued economic dynamism.
Querétaro Municipality surpasses 9.3 billion pesos in new business investment, marking over 83% growth in 2025 and driving economic stability.
Bombardier Mexico recognized for its significant contribution to Querétaro's aerospace industry, highlighting innovation, operational excellence, and specialized job creation.
Querétaro's automotive market saw a 2.3% decline in January 2026 vehicle sales compared to 2025, complicating the sector's outlook despite national growth.
Querétaro's automotive industry led exports in 2025, reaching $4.582 billion in auto parts and accessories, primarily destined for the USA, Canada, and Panama.
Querétaro shows moderate formal job growth despite a national economic slowdown, as per BBVA analysis.
UAQ students develop a robotic manufacturing cell for the automotive industry, reinforcing Querétaro's strategic position in the sector.
NTechnology partnered with university students in Querétaro to develop AI agents for real-world industry problems, fostering talent and practical innovation.
Discover why Querétaro leads Mexico's aerospace industry, driven by a robust cluster of over 80 companies, major OEMs like Safran and Bombardier, specialized suppliers, MRO services, and innovation centers.
The falling dollar in Mexico impacts Querétaro's businesses, benefiting importers while challenging exporters. This analysis details the regional economic outlook.
Querétaro's automotive industry anticipates a challenging Q1 2026 due to USMCA uncertainty and upcoming review, with concerns over sales deceleration. The agreement's impact on auto manufacturing is key amidst international tension.
Querétaro's industrial activity saw a decline, but the electric power, water, and natural gas sectors, along with manufacturing, sustained growth.
Spanish company Plásticos Durex will expand its plant in Querétaro with a MXN 215 million investment, creating 600 jobs and boosting its industrial presence.
Querétaro boasts 430 protected inventions and plays a strategic role in national innovation, according to IMPI, despite facing some competitiveness challenges.
Querétaro's manufacturing industry remains confident despite USMCA renegotiation tensions, emphasizing innovation and national growth.
Pilgrim's $1.3 billion investment aims to boost national poultry production and reduce imports, with Querétaro receiving significant capital for plant modernization.
US arms buildup tension has economic repercussions for consumers, affecting inflation, credit, and trade agreements like the T-MEC.
Military tension and U.S. actions towards Venezuela and Mexico could significantly impact Mexico's economy and T-MEC negotiations, raising concerns about investment and sovereignty.
Juliana de Oliveira Costa, a lawyer and businesswoman, offers a strategic, human-centric approach to legal practice, integrating business strategy with high-impact decision-making.
Iberojet's new direct flight connects Madrid and Querétaro, boosting regional competitiveness and international connectivity for Mexico's Bajío.
Querétaro will finalize 53 investment projects in 2025, attracting over 30 billion pesos and generating more than 10,000 jobs, with significant FDI growth.
Exploring the impact of the 2026 minimum wage increase in Querétaro, examining beneficiary demographics and income levels based on INEGI data.
Pascual Boing launches a new sugar-free beverage made with 100% natural fruit. The cooperative, with a significant presence in Querétaro, aims to innovate for healthier options amid new fiscal policies.
Salles Sainz Grant Thornton's Querétaro office, led by Luis Guillermo Ramo Aguirre, stands as a leader in audit, tax, and consulting, driving client-centric growth in the Bajío region.
Salles Sainz Grant Thornton's Querétaro office, led by Luis Guillermo Ramo Aguirre, stands as a leader in audit, tax, and consulting, driving client-centric growth in the Bajío region.
Querétaro's Labor Secretariat initiates audits for the new Seating Law ('Ley Silla') and offers essential training for businesses to ensure compliance and avoid sanctions.
The automotive industry faces significant challenges in talent retention, driven by uncompetitive salaries, lack of development plans, and evolving worker demands.
Mexico emerges as AI data center hub, but 83% of experts say supply chains aren't ready. Liquid cooling demands, 7-10% cost increases, and energy challenges test Querétaro's leadership.
Solfium invests $10M in Querétaro solar plant, creating 750 jobs. Will reduce 3.5M tons CO₂ and generate $1.6B savings with scalable clean energy solutions for SMEs.
Mitsubishi Electric closes one Querétaro plant affecting 70 employees, relocating production to China, while maintaining two other active facilities in the state.
