Last review date: February, 2026
Regional Development
Diverse realities and development processes coexist in Mexico as a consequence of the country’s great territorial extension and its climatic and population diversity. In this context, regional development programs enable the society to attend problems such as poverty, unemployment and productivity in a more efficient way than if they were to be solved at a national level.
Historically, planning processes in Mexico have been carried out from a regional development perspective. As a consequence, the agencies and entities of the federal government consider this approach in the definition and implementation of policies and programs.
Datasheets by Federal Entity
The Single Window for Investors (VUIMX®) aims to promote and guide both domestic and foreign investment by facilitating investors’ decision-making regarding the establishment of their projects in Mexico.
For this purpose, it makes available state-level fact sheets containing relevant information on investment conditions, as well as infrastructure, transportation networks, potential sectors, Mexican talent, and the availability of other goods and services, organized by geographic location across the national territory.
These fact sheets are designed to provide a clear and comprehensive overview of investment opportunities in different regions of the country, thereby facilitating informed decision-making to materialize their investments.



