Taiwan.– During his visit to Taiwan, Governor Maru Campos met with the Taiwan Semiconductor Industry Association (TSIA) and senior executives of United Microelectronics Corporation (UMC) to promote the competitive advantages of Chihuahua, especially Ciudad Juárez, as an investment destination in the semiconductor industry.
Campos highlighted the strategic incentives and proximity to North American markets within T-MEC. He also participated in the 50th anniversary of the Electrical and Electronics Manufacturers Association (TEEMA), which seeks to attract investment to the state.
The President attended as a special guest the 50th anniversary dinner of the Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers Association (TEEMA), which includes 3,000 manufacturing companies of all types of electronics that could potentially invest in the state, to which they presented all the advantages of Chihuahua for industry.
“We are ready to work together,” concluded Maru Campos.
