The Asociación de Parques Industriales del Estado de Jalisco (APIEJ) inaugurated its III Annual Congress on September 1-2, 2025, in Guadalajara, Jalisco, bringing together businesspeople, developers, investors, authorities, and sector leaders to analyze industrial development challenges and opportunities under new North American dynamics. ^[1] Bruno Martínez Zurita explained that the attraction strategy does not seek to compete for the installation of large tractor companies but rather for their Tier 2 suppliers to generate a secondary ecosystem in Jalisco. ^[2] Roberto Álvarez Silva assumed the presidency of the Association of Industrial Parks of the State of Jalisco (APIEJ) and stated that the association's efforts will focus on commercial missions to promote the state and identify companies with potential to install themselves in the entity. ^[3] Bruno Martínez Uribe, outgoing president of APIEJ, said on September 1, 2025, that Jalisco is at a strategic moment to consolidate its industrial development and called for a long-term vision to prepare the state for competition in the coming decades. ^[4] Roberto Álvarez Silva took oath as president of the Asociación de Parques Industriales del Estado de Jalisco (APIEJ) during the congress inauguration, succeeding Bruno Martínez. ^[5] Bruno Martínez Zurita, the outgoing president of APIEJ, stated that the current demand is concentrated in large-format parks due to space and energy needs for sectors like electronic manufacturing and logistics. ^[6] Roberto Álvarez Silva detailed plans to return to Taiwan in March of the next year to contact companies interested in Jalisco, visit Tokyo for electronics and agro-industrial/agro-food companies, and visit Korea. ^[7] Alberto Uribe Camacho, Director General of National Content and Promotion of the Energy Sector, said the congress theme is pertinent and stressed the need to build long-term strategies and public policies to promote new industrial and investment hubs in Jalisco. ^[8]