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The Governor presented the priority plans that require federal support to the next Secretary of the Treasury and Public Credit

It is very important for Aguascalientes to have this meeting with the next Secretary of the Treasury, so that he knows the infrastructure projects that will continue to drive the development of the entity "

The Governor presented the priority plans that require federal support to the next Secretary of the Treasury and Public Credit. CDMX.- The state governor, Martín Orozco Sandoval, held a meeting with the next secretary of the Treasury and Public Credit, Carlos Manuel Urzúa Macías, to agree on the priority infrastructure projects that need to be consolidated in Aguascalientes and that require the budgetary support of the federation.

The state governor affirmed that according to the agreement with the president-elect, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, a budget will be allocated for strictly necessary works and guaranteed the distribution of resources of Ramo 23 for important projects defined by the state authorities.

"It is very important for Aguascalientes to have this meeting with the next Secretary of the Treasury, so that he knows the infrastructure projects that will continue to drive the development of the entity, prioritize them and be able to define the type of support the entity will receive to make them concrete," said Orozco Sandoval

He explained that pending projects that require federal funding are: the consolidation of the new Metropolitan Technological University, the Concert Hall, the conclusion of the Irrigation District 01, the Casa Blanca storm drain, the modernization of the Ojuelos-Aguascalientes and Aguascalientes highways- Villa Hidalgo, as well as the expansion of treatment plants, the Metropolitan Corridor, and several health infrastructure and equipment projects.

The President added that it will be in the next meeting that he will hold with Urzúa Macías, when the projects that can be consolidated by 2019 are defined, always under a scheme of transparent management of resources, as has been the policy of the state administration.

For his part, the next head of the Ministry of Finance and Public Credit, Carlos Manuel Urzúa Macías, reiterated his willingness to work together with state authorities and meet later, to continue working on how important projects can be consolidated for development local.