The Mexican Business Council for Foreign Trade, Investment and Technology (Comce) announced on Monday the formation of its new board during a recent assembly of associates. In a unanimous decision, Valentín Diez Morodo was named honorary president, while Sergio Contreras Pérez assumed the role of executive president.

Diez Morodo  has a long history in the presidency of Comce and various organizations both in Mexico and abroad. Likewise, Sergio Contreras has notable experience in international banking and investment and trade promotion.

In this sense and in search of continuous improvement, Valentín Diez Morodo highlighted the importance of adopting new technologies and methods to improve the efficiency and competitiveness of the organization.

“These appointments respond to a structural evolution that we are carrying out. It is not simply a change in the way we operate, but an institutional strategy designed to respond not only to the present, but to the future of the country,” added Diez Morodo,

For his part, Sergio Contreras Pérez emphasized the relevance of Comce’s link with different government agencies and the Business Coordinating Council (CCE) , whose mandate includes the promotion of foreign trade and foreign investment.

“Comce is being transformed through reengineering and restructuring that will be reinforced with a new vision and strategy through innovative tools in artificial intelligence and business,” added Contreras Pérez.

During the Assembly, prominent businessmen joined the national board of directors, including Francisco Cervantes of the CCE, Rolando Vega of the Mexican Business Council (CMN) , José Medina Mora of the Employers’ Confederation of the Mexican Republic (Coparmex) and Alejandro Malagón of the National Confederation of Industrial Chambers of the Mexican Republic (Concamin) , among others.

These leaderships will continue to strengthen Comce and the participation of Mexican companies abroad and attract investment in the country through innovative strategies and advanced technology.

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The Mexican Business Council (CMN) , through the Mexican Competitiveness Center (CCMX), and Estafeta announced a collaboration aimed at strengthening and optimizing the supply chains of micro, small and medium-sized companies (MSMEs).

In a press release, the organizations detailed that this agreement will provide companies with access to training, specialized advice, logistics improvement programs and preferential prices for logistics services.

MSMEs  in Mexico face various logistical challenges , from the implementation of strategies to competition in the national and international market. A report from the Mexican Association of Logistics Companies (AMELOG) indicated that companies that invest in strengthening their supply chain can reduce their costs by up to 20% and at the same time improve their delivery times by 25% on average.

With this alliance, MSMEs will receive the necessary support to implement integrated logistics strategies , promoting their scalability and improving their distribution both nationally and internationally.

Griselda Hernández, commercial and marketing director of Estafeta, highlighted the importance of supporting MSMEs from their early stages, providing logistical services that allow them to build solid and lasting business relationships.

“This collaboration with the CCMX fills us with enthusiasm, since we will be in direct contact with micro, small and medium-sized companies and their logistical needs. As a 100% Mexican company, we have the responsibility to support the growth of our entrepreneurs and businessmen,” stated Hernández.

For his part, Juan Carlos Ostolaza, general director of CCMX, stressed that having an efficient logistics strategy is essential for the optimal performance of MSMEs , directly impacting their productivity, cost optimization and customer service.

Estafeta pointed out that its logistics solutions will be key to promoting the development of MSMEs and promoting their internationalization, taking advantage of the opportunities offered by nearshoring .

As part of this collaboration Estafeta will offer free training and logistics advice through webinars , conferences and workshops. In addition, discounts will be available on logistics, courier and parcel services, after evaluation of each particular case. Logistics improvement programs will also be identified in value chains of large companies and MSMEs.

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