The government led by Mayor Ismael Burgueño Ruiz of Tijuana presented the magazine “Tijuana ¿Cómo estamos? 2025,” which will inform Tijuana natives about government activities, public resource allocation, and decision-making processes.
This document, unveiled by the Tijuana Metropolitan Planning Institute (IMPLAN), will provide yearly updates on the work of the several agencies under the current administration and the city’s achievements, explained Pedro Montejo Peterson, Secretary of Economic Development.
The head of SEDETI highlighted the importance of the data compiled in the magazine for regional economic growth. With reliable and factual information, business owners and entrepreneurs can carry out analyses and develop work plans to make better decisions.
“We continue working on programs and projects. There will be no improvisation in this administration. This is clear, and it’s a message from Mayor Ismael Burgueño of Tijuana: all promises will be kept,” Montejo Peterson said during the presentation at the UABC Faculty of Economics and International Relations auditorium.
Meanwhile, the head of IMPLAN, Juan Diego Mascareño López, stated that this publication compiles statistics and hard data on the activities and action plans carried out by the City Hall including infrastructure projects and programs, as well as information from state, federal, and international institutions.
Mascareño López noted that the data in “Tijuana ¿Cómo estamos? 2025” is recognized, validated, and certified by the State Committee of Information, Statistics, and Geography, making it a valuable reference for universities, agencies, businesses, schools, and anyone seeking to learn more about the city.
The official explained that the document’s structure focuses on the six pillars of the 2025-2027 Municipal Development Plan: Modern Tijuana, Peaceful Tijuana, Inclusive & Fraternal Tijuana, Prosperous Tijuana, Educated Tijuana, and Transformed Tijuana.
He added that the magazine complies with the guidelines, principles, and procedures established in the Federal Transparency and Access to Public Information Law for Tijuana, ensuring accessibility, reliability, free access, non-discrimination, and timeliness.
This event was attended by Leticia Vidrio Moreno, General Cabinet Coordinator; Miguel Alfredo Nuño García, Municipal Secretary of Public Education; Councilor Mónica Padilla Villavelázquez; Haydeé Gómez Llanos Juárez, Vice Rector of UABC Otay Campus; and Erika Chávez Nungaray, Director of the UABC Faculty of Economics and International Relations.
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