Juárez advances: More city, fewer paperwork
Last May 8 the Coder Juarez held the work table “Juarez advances: more city, less paperwork”, in coordination with the Municipal Government of Juarez, through the Director Coordinator, Mtro. Enrique Licon Chavez. During this meeting, the heads of the business chambers and different organizations of the region were presented with the progress, benefits and achievements […]
“Successor Leaders Incubator: Sensitive Leadership” Program
From Coder Juárez we promote an initiative that goes beyond traditional training, the Successor Leaders Incubator: Sensitive Leadership. This program accompanied young people between 19 and 30 years old in a deep, reflective and strategic training process, designed not only to understand the situation in which they are in Ciudad Juárez, but so that they […]
Binational dialogue mission and strengthening of institutional ties
In the framework of promoting “Binational Dialogues for Regional Development”, Friday, August 01, 2025 CODER JUAREZ AND THE MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT, through Juan Acereto, in charge of Binational Affairs, and Tania Maldonado, Director of Economic Development, we coordinate the section called ‘Mission of binational dialogue and strengthening of institutional ties’, for which we receive the visit […]
Strategic Plan for International Border Crossings (CFI) / International Border Crossing Strategic Plan (IBC).
Initial Coordination Session Mexico – USA On July 22, 2025, Coder Juarez participated in the meeting on the “Strategic Plan for Border Crossings (CFI)”, known as International Border Crossing Strategic Plan (IBC), promoted by the Metropolitan Planning Organization of El Paso (MPO). During the session, important topics were addressed in the organization and development of […]
Presentation of the Initiative IMPACT 2030
Thursday August 21, within the agenda of our 47th Regular Meeting of the Board of Directors, We had the presentation of the initiative impacts 2030, A project that seeks to address the main social challenges of the southeast of Ciudad Juárez. The meeting attended Sergio Meza, Strategic Plan Director; Juan Carlos Orrantia, Chairman of the […]
Coder Juárez promotes regional dialogue on the Jupiter project
On September 15, 2025, Coder Juárez, through the management of New Mexico Border Authority and Border Alliance Digital, convened a strategic dialogue table on the Jupiter Project, a transformative investment that seeks to trigger economic and technological development in Santa Teresa, New Mexico. The Jupiter Project contemplate the construction of a State-of-the-art digital infrastructure campus, designed under a sustainable model that […]
Follow-up on the Strategy for Inclusive and Sustainable Territorial-Productive Development of Juarez
As part of the continuity of Vision Juárez 2040, led by UN-Habitat in collaboration with the Municipality of Ciudad Juárez, we have actively participated in various follow-up activities aimed at fostering teamwork among the sectors involved and analyzing proposals that will help us achieve the desired focus for our region. This week, we took part […]
Torre Centinela Site Visit
As part of the ongoing follow-up that CODER Juárez provides to the Torre Centinela project, last week we organized a site visit attended by leaders from various partner organizations. They were joined by members of our Board of Directors and led by Gilberto Loya, State Secretary of Public Security, along with Dr. Óscar Ibáñez Hernández, […]
Site Visit | Airport Progress
Yesterday, we conducted a site visit alongside leaders from various levels of government and business organizations. On this occasion, we were joined by representatives from OMA’s corporate team. We are very pleased with the progress made so far. The airport is scheduled to begin operations this month, with the official inauguration planned for mid-November of […]
Review Session: Border Infrastructure Projects
In preparation for the Binational Mexico–U.S. Group on Bridges and Border Crossings Plenary Meeting, to be held this September in Mexico City, delegates from the governments of the United States and Mexico, as well as representatives from the states of California, Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas, and the Mexican states of Baja California, Sonora, Chihuahua, […]