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The Main Idea: Monterrey 2016 – Investment Opportunities and Urban Innovation in Nuevo León

Mexico is facing obstacles to transforming and expanding its economy. At the 2016 AS/COA Latin American Cities Conference in Monterrey, experts and representatives from the public and private sectors talked about the need for infrastructure development, transparency, and urban planning to attract the right investments and benefit the economy of both Nuevo León state and Mexico as a whole.

 

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