Mexico's President, Claudia Sheinbaum, is scheduled to visit Quintana Roo on Monday, February 10th. The visit is in celebration of the 110th anniversary of the establishment of the Mexican Air Force (FAM). The state government's Social Communication department has announced that Tulum has been chosen as the location for this significant military event.
The Federal Government Aid Team is due to arrive in Quintana Roo on Sunday, February 9th. They will be working with local authorities to finalize the details of the event. President Sheinbaum is expected to land at the "Felipe Carrillo Puerto" international airport in Tulum around noon, before proceeding to the event venue.
This marks President Sheinbaum's second visit to Quintana Roo since she assumed the role of Chief Executive of the Federation. She is anticipated to be joined by various secretaries and members of the national security council.
Sheinbaum is set to lead a people's conference at the national palace. Following this, she will travel to Quintana Roo to preside over the 110th anniversary of the Mexican Air Force. It's worth noting that Sheinbaum's first official visit as Federal Executive Chief was to Chetumal on December 14th and 15th of the previous year. During this visit, she held private meetings and celebrated the first year of the Mayan Train project.
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