Secretaría de Desarrollo Económico Unveils Dual and Digital Education Strategy
At the International Automotive Industry Supply Summit (IAISS) in Querétaro, the Secretaría de Desarrollo Económico (Sedeco) of San Luis Potosí, led by Governor Ricardo Gallardo Cardona, presented a strategy to boost industrial growth without limits through supplier training, process digitalization, strengthening the Automotive Cluster, and promoting dual education.
Key Partnerships and Collaborations
The event, which facilitated over seven thousand business meetings, saw Sedeco head Jesús Salvador González Martínez reaffirm his commitment to the Bajio’s economic development. He highlighted strategic alliances with companies such as Siemens and the involvement of local firms like Unison, Faurecia, KYB, and Kingfa.
Dual Education Initiative
The dual education program, an essential component of the strategy, currently has more than 500 students enrolled across six state institutions. These students are being trained in collaboration with 49 companies, ensuring a steady supply of skilled local talent for an increasingly technology-driven and competitive industry.
Impact on the Automotive Industry and Local Community
San Luis Potosí’s proactive approach to industrial development is making significant strides in the automotive sector. By fostering strong relationships with global players like Siemens and nurturing local talent through dual education, the region is positioning itself as a key player in the automotive supply chain.
The partnerships and collaborations established by Sedeco not only benefit the automotive industry but also contribute to the overall economic growth of the Bajio region. As more companies invest and expand their operations in San Luis Potosí, the local workforce is being equipped with the necessary skills to meet the demands of a rapidly evolving industry.
Key Questions and Answers
- What is the main focus of San Luis Potosí’s strategy? The strategy aims to boost industrial growth through supplier training, process digitalization, strengthening the Automotive Cluster, and promoting dual education.
- Who are the key partners in this initiative? Key partners include global companies like Siemens and local firms such as Unison, Faurecia, KYB, and Kingfa.
- What is the dual education program? The dual education program is a collaboration between six state institutions and 49 companies, training over 500 students to meet the demands of a technology-driven and competitive automotive industry.
- How does this strategy impact the automotive sector and local community? By fostering strong relationships with global players and nurturing local talent, San Luis Potosí is positioning itself as a key player in the automotive supply chain, contributing to overall economic growth in the Bajio region.
