Governors Maru Campos of Chihuahua and Greg Abbott of Texas recently met in Austin to strengthen bilateral relations and address key issues affecting both regions. Their discussions focused on economic development, border security, and migration, aiming to enhance cooperation between neighboring states.
Campos and Abbott reaffirmed their commitment to shared responsibility in tackling transnational challenges during the meeting. They explored strategies to improve trade and investment, ensuring that Chihuahua remains an attractive destination for businesses while fostering economic ties with Texas. Security was another major topic, with both leaders emphasizing the need for coordinated efforts to combat organized crime and enhance border safety.
Migration policies were also discussed, as both states seek solutions that balance humanitarian concerns with effective border management.
Campos was accompanied by key officials, including Gilberto Loya, Secretary of Public Security, and Ulises Fernández, Secretary of Innovation and Economic Development. Texas representatives included Jane Nelson, Secretary of State, and Freeman Martin, Director of Public Safety. Their presence highlighted the importance of intergovernmental collaboration in addressing regional challenges.
This meeting underscores the growing partnership between Chihuahua and Texas, reflecting a shared vision for stability and prosperity. By fostering dialogue and cooperation, both governors aim to create lasting solutions that benefit their citizens and strengthen cross-border relations.
Source: El Universal
