Sonora and Arizona Strengthen Ties in Bilateral Meeting

To strengthen binational ties between Sonora and Arizona, Governor Alfonso Durazo Montaño held a meeting with Mexican consuls in Arizona and U.S. consuls in Sonora.

Among the topics managed by the consuls of both countries with the Government of Sonora are the recognition of the Father Kino route as a World Heritage Site and the promotion of cultural events held in both Sonora and Arizona.

Culture and Tourism as a Driving Force

These meetings drive the development of states on the Mexico-United States border, but especially that of Sonora with Arizona, as culture and tourism are a driving force for the economic growth of both regions.

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The meeting was attended by Matthew P. Roth, U.S. Consul General in Hermosillo; Michelle N. Ward, U.S. Consul General in Nogales; Marcos Moreno Báez, Consul General of Mexico in Nogales, Arizona; Jorge Mendoza Yescas, Consul General of Mexico in Phoenix; Rafael Barceló Durazo, Consul General of Mexico in Tucson; and Dulce María Valle Álvarez, Consul General of Mexico in Yuma.

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