León, Gto., Mexico’s location in the world makes it a key player for industrial transformation 4.0 and to be a country that receives a large amount of investment, said Bernd Rohde, general director of Hannover Fairs Mexico.

It refers to the process that different companies will face, focused on automating all possible processes with efficient costs; machines make more presence and the role of industrial designers for modernization is elemental.

Due to its neutral position, coupled with its demographics, Mexico is a long-term actor of safe and profitable investmentsaid the manager, in a meeting with the media before the Industrial Transformation of Mexico forum, organized by Hannover Messe.

However, he clarified, the certainty of companies and the market is needed for most industries to join this industrial process, as well as more human talent.

Rohde said that the government has signed various trade agreements, such as the T-MEC with the United States and Canada, which have advantages for the industries that are part of this revolution, such as the automotive or aerospace industries, and that must be used to attract capital. .

He also noted: what happens in the Ukraine or Russia and the trade wars, or the lesser dependence on Asia, positions Mexico as a strategic place for investment, export and product creation to be a supplier of parts and products to North, South and Central America, Europe and even asian.

The director of Hannover Fairs Mexico emphasized that the industrial transformation 4.0 has been present for four years, despite the current economic, climatic and geopolitical adversities.

In this scenario, human development has accelerated and we have moved to a digitalized economy with an approach that gives us sustainability, competitiveness and circularity. The goal is to democratize knowledge and access to technology and put people at the center of the digitization process. For example, in León we are experiencing industrial transformation and we must take advantage of the opportunities of industry 4.0he expressed.

He exemplified that the automotive sector is one of the main economic engines in Mexico and must transition to electromobility, and despite the difficulties of this change, “the opportunities to do it well must not be lost sight of, because it implies participating in a market that will be worth 823 billion dollars in 2030. .

He added that something similar will happen in the aerospace industry, which It is already one of the largest recipients of foreign direct investment and the sixth largest aerospace provider in the United States, but thanks to industry 4.0 it can be among the top 10 of the global industry, which could be at 573 billion dollars..

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