CONCLUDED THE Banking CONVENTION of Acapulco.
It was colored by the words of the president of the Association of Banks of Mexico (ABM), Julio Carranzawhich sought to offer a reassuring vision in the midst of the country's current political-electoral climate.
He emphasized the stance of neutrality and collaboration of Mexican banks with the electoral process underway.
Regardless of the result of the electionsthe bank is committed to working with total effort and dedication with the next government.
This message of continuity and stability seeks to maintain confidence in financial markets and promote an environment conducive to investment and economic growth.
The importance of having certainty and trust in the business environment did not go unnoticed by ABM.
These elements are essential to attract investments, promote economic development and improve the living conditions of Mexicans.
Furthermore, the call to strengthen the rule of law and promote investment in infrastructure and technological development underlines the need for a comprehensive approach to drive sustainable growth.
On the other hand, the association acknowledged seeing the bankers' recognition of the outgoing president, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, for maintaining regulatory stability during his mandate.
This continuity in economic policies contributes to generating confidence and certainty in the financial and business sector.
Finally, ABM's call to establish a national agreement in support of small and medium-sized businesses reflects a commitment to financial inclusion and equitable development.
Collaboration between the private sector, government and financial institutions is key to driving growth and generating employment across the country.
At a time of political transition, maintaining trust and collaboration between different actors is essential to build a prosperous and equitable future for all Mexicans.
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