The City of McAllen signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Corregidora, Queretaro

The City of McAllen signed an international agreement to enhance intergovernmental collaboration with the City of Corregidora, Queretaro.

Corregidora, Queretaro, MX – McAllen Mayor Javier Villalobos, Commissioner District 6, Pepe Cabeza de Vaca, and City Manager Isaac J. Tawil recently led a delegation to the State of Querétaro to formalize a significant international cooperation agreement. This accord is designed to strengthen economic ties and create new business opportunities in key sectors, marking significant progress between the governments and a major step forward for McAllen’s international relationship efforts.

On July 29, Corregidora Mayor Josué Guerrero and McAllen Mayor Javier Villalobos signed a Memorandum of Understanding. This agreement establishes a collaborative intergovernmental initiative aimed at enhancing cooperation in various areas, including economic growth and development, tourism, educational initiatives, artistic and cultural exchanges, as well as sharing technical assistance and best practices. It outlines a comprehensive framework for future collaboration.

“McAllen and Corregidora are key international hubs for trade, transportation, and logistics within the industrial sector. Both cities have implemented strategies to attract tourism, which significantly contributes to their regional economies. Beyond these economic connections, both communities are dedicated to building international friendships. “I am excited to continue strengthening the relationship with the State of Querétaro for the benefit of our respective cities,” stated McAllen Mayor Javier Villalobos.

During this visit, the McAllen Delegation also held a key meeting with Marco del Prete, the State Secretary of Economic Development, to discuss the economic interconnectedness between the two communities.  During the meeting the teams identified key initiatives to promote economic growth focused on developing a business-friendly environment that supports international business development.

“McAllen is an international hub for industry, trade, shopping, tourism, and business, and these agreements reflect our commitment to reinforcing our economic identity and increasing our presence in foreign markets, especially in Mexico. More importantly, we aim to build lasting friendships. We firmly believe in cross-border partnerships, as they have been integral to McAllen’s success. We will continue to welcome international visitors and investors who see McAllen as their second home or as a business destination. Our relationship with Corregidora and the State of Querétaro aligns with McAllen’s goals of mutual prosperity,” said City Manager Isaac J. Tawil.