In New Mexico, we talk often about how economic development is key to creating good jobs, thriving communities and long-term opportunities for our families. But how we get there matters just as much as the outcome. Responsible economic development is done with purpose, transparency and a deep commitment to the people who live in the communities we aim to grow.
Responsible growth doesn't happen by accident. It takes leadership, planning and partnerships built on trust and shared values. It also requires continued investment and support from our state. In our border region, we have been fortunate to see the benefits of this kind of growth in real time. Sunland Park and Santa Teresa are at the heart of a region on the rise. In both communities, transformational projects are creating new jobs, upgrading critical infrastructure and positioning southern New Mexico as a key player in global trade and logistics.
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