Nuevo León and Texas are tightening the business conversation around trade, infrastructure and technology. During a work tour in Texas, Nuevo León Governor Samuel García took part in the NADBank Summit 2026 and met with economic-development and business groups in San Antonio and Austin.
The concrete step was a Memorandum of Understanding with Tech Bloc San Antonio to promote technology ties between San Antonio and Monterrey. The reporting does not attach a dollar figure or a construction timetable to the memorandum, so the useful read is the direction: make the corridor easier to navigate for companies, talent and projects.
Why it matters
The two sides are pointing at a shared operating map rather than a single announcement. The agenda includes investment, supply chains, semiconductors, talent, small businesses, innovation and energy — the connective tissue behind the region’s manufacturing base.
The Colombia crossing is part of that practical case. Milenio and El Horizonte both describe it as a link for companies including KIA, Amazon and Volvo to reach the U.S. market, while the meetings with NADBank explored financing for sustainable infrastructure projects.
What to watch
The next signal is execution: which short- and medium-term projects emerge from the Nuevo León–Texas strategy, and whether the technology memorandum turns into named company, talent or infrastructure programs.
- Where: San Antonio and Austin, Texas, with the Colombia crossing in Nuevo León as a key link
- Who: Nuevo León, San Antonio, Tech Bloc, NADBank and regional business groups
- What was signed: A memorandum to strengthen technology ties between San Antonio and Monterrey
- What was not announced: No investment amount or project start date