Durango
- Durango, officially called Victoria de Durango, is the capital city of the state of the same name. Located in northern Mexico in the Valle del Guadiana at the center of the state, it is known by the locals as La Perla del Guadiana (the Pearl of the Guadiana).
- Durango is the most populated and extensive in the state.
- The historic center contains the highest number of historic buildings catalogued by INAH in the north of the country, and forms part of the group of cities and towns on the Camino Real de Tierra Adentro historic trail, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2010.
- The city is famous for its Durango National Fair, the second biggest in Mexico after the San Marcos National Fair, in Aguascalientes.
Regions served by this office:
- Durango
Mature sectors for invest
Automotive
Metal-mechanics
Renewable
energies
energies
Mature sectors for trade
Autoparts
Agrifood
Opportunities
- Aerospace: Attraction of companies and development in the sector.
- Food (agricultural and processed): Export of food and beverages (meat, mezcal, oregano, beans, etc.).
- Automotive: Attraction of assemblers, increase in Tier 1, Tier 2 auto parts production.
- Renewable energies: Attraction of investment of suppliers of renewable energies, cells, modules, panels.
- Mining: Diversification and identification of demand in silver jewelry.
- Others: Attraction of companies in the metalworking sector. Attraction of advanced manufacturing companies. Attraction of foundries and manufacturers of molds and dies.
- Textiles: Identification of demand for the manufacture of textiles, household linens, and calico clothing.
Elizabeth Rojas Martínez
ProMéxico Durango
Address: Edificio Plaza Guadiana Anillo de Circunvalación No. 99, 3er piso, Silvestre Dorador (Bella Vista) Durango, Durango, Zip Code 34070, México
Phone: (618) 192 0151, (618) 811 5768
Email: durango@promexico.gob.mx