休斯敦国际贸易中心啟动全球商贸考察团前往墨西哥

与墨西哥总领事馆达成战略合作推动跨境投资与產业佈局

美国德州休斯敦 —— 為加速跨境產业合作与国际贸易发展，休斯敦国际贸易中心（Houston International Trade Center, HITC）正式宣佈：啟动全球商贸与投资考察团，前往墨西哥与中南美洲，促进全球製造、物流与科技企业拓展新兴市场。

此项目标誌着HITC与墨西哥驻休斯敦总领事馆建立战略合作伙伴关係，双方将携手推动来自世界各地的企业前往墨西哥设厂、投资与发展，并提供全方位落地支援。

「这不只是一场考察，更是一场使命，」HITC创办人李蔚华（Wea Lee）表示，

「我们正号召全球伙伴把握时机，抢先佈局。墨西哥正成為通向美洲的新门户，而休斯敦将引领这个桥樑角色。」

為什麼选择墨西哥？

墨西哥拥有独特的地理优势、具竞争力的劳动力成本、广泛的自由贸易协定（包括美墨加协议 USMCA）与开放的投资环境，已成為全球供应链重组与「近岸外包」（nearshoring）的热门首选。其製造业、电子科技、可再生能源、物流与消费產业，正积极寻求海外合作与资源引进。

考察团规划内容

本次HITC商贸投资考察团将邀请来自美国、亚洲与欧洲的企业家、高阶管理者与投资人一同参与，计划走访墨西哥多个重要工业城市，举办与当地政府和经济发展机构的高层会晤，安排產业园区实地考察，并提供与律师事务所、政策顾问与潜在合作方的媒合机会。

初步规划考察城市包括：

• 蒙特雷：北部重要工业创新中心

• 瓜达拉哈拉：科技与电子產业枢纽

• 墨西哥城：全国政策与金融核心地带

• 克雷塔罗与瓜纳华托：汽车与航太產业重镇

团队亦将协助进行法规税务、用工制度、商业登记等流程辅导，确保外国投资者顺利落地。

战略愿景

本计画不仅是一次经贸行动，更是打造「美洲版一带一路」的开端。未来，HITC将以休斯敦為全球枢纽，建立长期投资走廊与国际企业合作平台，联结北美、亚洲与拉美市场，推动產业链再佈局与双边经济共荣。

「休斯敦不只是城市，更是全球啟动的跳板，」「这次行动将打开合作新局面，创造实质影响，并重新定义未来美洲的商业模式。」

Houston International Trade Center Launches Global Business Delegation to Mexico

Strategic Partnership Formed with Mexican Consulate to Advance Cross-Border Investment and Industrial Cooperation

Today marked a turning point—not just for a city or an institution, but for a vision taking shape on the international stage.

From Houston, Texas, the Houston International Trade Center (HITC) officially announced the formation of a global business and investment delegation set to explore opportunities in Mexico and Latin America. It is a bold move, designed to accelerate cross-border cooperation, industrial expansion, and the integration of global supply chains in manufacturing, logistics, and technology.

More than a simple announcement, today signaled a deeper alignment of purpose. A strategic partnership has now been established between HITC and the Consulate General of Mexico in Houston—a powerful alliance that will welcome businesses from around the world to plant roots in Mexico, supported by legal, logistical, and governmental assistance.

“This is more than a delegation—it is a mission,” said HITC founder Mr. Wea Lee.

“We are calling on global partners to seize the moment. Mexico is rapidly emerging as a new gateway to the Americas, and Houston is ready to lead that connection.”

Why Mexico?

Mexico offers a compelling case for investment: a strategic geographic location, a skilled, yet cost-effective labor force, far-reaching trade agreements (notably the USMCA), and a policy environment that welcomes industrial innovation. It has become the destination of choice for nearshoring as supply chains shift closer to North America. Today, sectors such as manufacturing, electronics, renewable energy, and logistics are actively seeking international partnerships.

Delegation Planning

This HITC-led delegation will bring together entrepreneurs, executives, and investors from the U.S., Asia, and Europe. It will include high-level meetings with local economic development agencies, on-site visits to industrial parks, and matchmaking sessions with legal advisors, regional officials, and potential partners.

Tentative destinations include:
• Monterrey – Northern hub for industrial innovation
• Guadalajara – Technology and electronics stronghold
• Mexico City – Capital of policy and finance
• Querétaro and Guanajuato – Centers of automotive and aerospace excellence

Participants will also receive guidance on regulatory frameworks, labor law, and investment registration to ensure smooth market entry.

A Strategic Vision

But beyond business, this initiative is the beginning of something far more ambitious: a vision to build a “New Belt and Road for the Americas,” with Houston as its global launchpad. Through this corridor, HITC will foster long-term cooperation, shared prosperity, and economic connectivity across North America, Asia, and Latin America.

“Houston is not just a city—it’s a springboard for the world,” said Mr. Lee.