La región noreste de México, donde se llevará a cabo el ETYL MTY 2025, se ha consolidado como un pilar fundamental de la economía nacional, especialmente en el comercio exterior y la logística. Su ubicación y vocación industrial la posicionan como una zona estratégica en el intercambio comercial transfronterizo, siendo una de las principales puertas de entrada y salida de mercancías hacia y desde Estados Unidos, en el contexto de la relocalización de líneas productivas en el país (nearshoring).

Nuevo León, Coahuila y Tamaulipas, forman parte de dicha zona. Estas tres entidades se encuentran entre los primeros lugares de contribución al valor total de las exportaciones del país, con una participación de 28.5% de las ventas externas de México, principalmente de productos como maquinaria, vehículos y electrónicos.

En el segundo trimestre de 2025 (2T25), Coahuila exportó el equivalente a 17 mil 733.5 millones de dólares (mdd), un 0.4% más que en el mismo periodo de 2024. Esto representó 12.1% de la participación de los envíos de mercancías al extranjero, y colocó a la entidad en la segunda posición a nivel nacional de exportaciones, de acuerdo con el Instituto Nacional de Estadística y Geografía (Inegi).

En el ciclo, Nuevo León sumó 14 mil 471 mdd por concepto de exportaciones, lo que significó un alza del 5% respecto a igual lapso de 2024, y también representó una participación de 9.8 por ciento. Este desempeño situó al estado en el tercer lugar en el total de las exportaciones del país.

En el 2T25, Tamaulipas ocupó la sexta posición a nivel nacional en cuanto a su actividad exportadora, con nueve mil 761.5 mdd, un incremento del 5.7% sobre el mismo periodo del año pasado, alcanzando una participación del 6.6% de los envíos de productos al extranjero.

Los tres estados también destacaron en la captación de Inversión Extranjera Directa (IED) en el segundo trimestre del año.

According to data from the Ministry of Economy (SE) , Nuevo León ranked second in Mexico as the largest recipient of FDI, attracting $3.032 billion during the period . Coahuila attracted $845.1 million , placing it in ninth place, and Tamaulipas attracted $457.2 million , ranking 12th in the country in 2Q25.

Meanwhile, according to INEGI, Nuevo León’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) was 1.99 trillion pesos , an annual growth of 3.48%. Coahuila’s GDP was 929.917 billion pesos , which represented an annual contraction of 0.63%. In turn, Tamaulipas’ economy in 2023 was 749.223 billion pesos , a variation of -0.04% in said period.

ETYL MTY 2025, consolidated in the northeast

Under this economic context, the Transportation and Logistics Meeting (ETYL) 2025 will be held on October 15 and 16 in Monterrey, Nuevo León , a forum organized by  Grupo T21  that will bring together leaders of the sector and more than 250 attendees at the Hotel Presidente Intercontinental Monterrey .

This will be the 23rd edition of ETYL, and the fifth consecutive one held in Monterrey. This year, Grupo T21 held the ETYL Cali-Baja for the first time , based in Tijuana, Baja California.

For two days, industry specialists will analyze the challenges and opportunities in the context of nearshoring and its impact on supply chains through conferences, panels, and networking to share success stories in transportation, logistics, and industry, with the goal of boosting competitiveness and innovation in the region .

Also, for the first time, the ETYL Monterrey Golf Tournament will be held  on October 14 at the Las Misiones Golf Club, with the aim of strengthening relationships among attendees.

The ETYL program features a robust and diverse agenda, with panels on topics that define current logistics , such as  Mexico-U.S. at the Crossroads: USMCA, cross-border trade and regional competitiveness , which will feature Manuel Farías, academic and consultant; Emilio Cadena, CEO of  Prodensa ; Edward Habe, VP Sales & Service Mexico at  Averitt ; Augusto Canales, substitute customs broker and general manager of AR CANALES ; and Humberto Treviño, external consultant for the Texas DOT .

Meanwhile, Fernando Alonso, Managing Partner of  AGyL The Human Capital Capability ; Argenis Bauza, retired partner of  KPMG Mexico ; and Iliana Gamiz, president of  E2E Supply Chain , will be part of the panel entitled  “Binational Talent in Logistics 4.0: Dual Education, Artificial Intelligence, and New Logistics Skills . “

The Technology and Innovation in Logistics panel  is expected to feature experts such as David Eaton, president of  NASCO  , and Juan Carlos Villa, Manager of International Trade and Border Transportation at the  Texas A&M Transportation Institute .

In addition, success stories such as  LG White Line and Appliances and the Mexico-United States Intermodal Service will be presented , among other activities.

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On October 15 and 16, 2025 , Monterrey will host the Transportation and Logistics Meeting (ETYL) , the forum organized by Grupo T21 that will bring together the main leaders and specialists in the sector , to analyze the challenges and opportunities brought about by the transformation of supply chains driven by nearshoring .

Under the slogan “ Connecting Markets: Logistics Solutions for the New Era , ” the event will be held at the Hotel Presidente Intercontinental Monterrey , offering a space for strategic dialogue, learning, and high-level networking.

ETYL Monterrey 2025 seeks to strengthen regional competitiveness by disseminating innovative practices and forging strategic alliances in a changing environment.

Over the course of two days, there will be keynote addresses, specialized workshops , expert panels, and networking opportunities designed to drive the development of the logistics and transportation industry.

Attendees will be able to interact with more than 200 professionals , including entrepreneurs, academics, fleet executives, logistics service providers, and representatives from the manufacturing industry, in an environment that combines knowledge and business opportunities.

The ETYL program includes panels on the major topics defining logistics today, such as Mexico-U.S. at the Crossroads: USMCA, cross-border trade, and regional competitiveness , which will feature the participation of figures such as Manuel Farías, academic and consultant; Emilio Cadena, CEO of Prodensa ; Edward Habe, VP of Sales & Service Mexico at Averitt ; and Augusto Canales, substitute customs broker and general manager of AR CANALES .

For his part, Omar Camacho, General Manager of Motive Mexico , will lead the AI ​​& Technology workshop for a safe, smart, and profitable fleet .

Fernando Alonso, Managing Partner of AGyL The Human Capital Capability ; Argenis Bauza, Digital Transformation Partner at KPMG Mexico ; and Iliana Gamiz, president of E2E Supply Chain , will form the panel ” Binational Talent in Logistics 4.0: Dual Education, Artificial Intelligence, and New Skills . “

The Technology and Innovation in Logistics panel is expected to feature experts such as David Eaton, president of NASCO , and Juan Carlos Villa, Manager of International Trade and Border Transportation at the Texas A&M Transportation Institute .

Additionally, success stories will be presented , such as the White Goods and Appliances sector , with the participation of José González, Director of Logistics Operations at LG Electronics, and Enrique Leal, Branch Manager at Matson Logistics ; and the Mexico-United States Intermodal Service sector , with Bernardo Rodarte, VP & General Manager Mexico at Schneider; Héctor Ayala, Commercial Director at Transmex-Swift ; Ricardo Pérez, Director of Supply Chain Latam at Sally Beauty ; and Linda Hernández, Intermodal Sales Manager at CPKC Mexico .

More than an event, a connection platform

The event will also offer unique integration experiences, such as a commemorative lunch and a special cocktail party , which will serve as additional networking opportunities to strengthen ties and explore collaborations.

Additionally, for the first time, the ETYL Monterrey Golf Tournament will be held on October 14 at the Las Misiones Golf Club. This event is designed to strengthen relationships in a more relaxed environment, thus reinforcing the community spirit that characterizes ETYL.

With this edition, ETYL Monterrey 2025 consolidates its position as the benchmark forum for those seeking to understand and leverage Mexico’s logistics potential in the new era of nearshoring .

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