“From 2026 to 2030, a historic public and mixed investment of 5.6 trillion MXN will be carried out across eight strategic sectors: energy, railways, highways, ports, healthcare, water, education, and airports.”
Presentation of the Infrastructure Investment Plan for Development with Wellbeing 2026–2030.
Mexico has consolidated its position as a strategic destination for infrastructure investment through the development of conditions that strengthen security and efficiency in the factors that promote investment, including the country’s legal and operational framework, processes, regulations, institutional stakeholders, essential procedures, investment vehicles, among others.
The Infrastructure Investment Plan for Development with Wellbeing 2026–2030, a strategy of the Government of Mexico presented by President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo and the Ministry of Finance and Public Credit (SHCP), seeks to promote economic growth with social justice, sustainability, and national sovereignty. Public investment serves as the Plan’s guiding principle due to its capacity to drive growth. Key highlights include:
- Total Investment: A total of 5.6 trillion MXN is projected for the 2026–2030 period through public and mixed investment schemes (participation of public and private capital).
- Immediate Boost (2026): For 2026 alone, an additional investment of 722 billion MXN is estimated, equivalent to 2% of national GDP.
- Scope: The Plan includes the implementation of more than 1,500 infrastructure projects across the country.
- Economic Targets: The objective is to achieve sustained annual economic growth of 3%.
