Cancun, Quintana Roo — Deputy Renán Sánchez Tajonar emphasized the need for a permanent international cooperation agenda during a ceremony marking the 250th anniversary of US independence.
Sánchez Tajonar, who also serves as president of the Governing Board and Political Coordination of the XVIII Legislature of Quintana Roo, joined US Consul General Justen A. Thomas and Governor Mara Lezama Espinosa at the event.
The lawmaker stressed that the relationship between Quintana Roo and the United States must remain active and focused on key areas including security, tourism, investment, and economic development.
“These meetings strengthen the bonds of cooperation between our communities and allow us to build alliances that benefit the people of Quintana Roo,” he said.
The ceremony brought together diplomatic representatives, state authorities, business leaders, and various social sectors, serving as a forum for bilateral dialogue and coordination.
Sánchez Tajonar also praised Governor Lezama’s efforts to build close ties with international actors, which he said helps boost the state’s global profile.
Through such engagements, Quintana Roo aims to position itself as a strategic destination not only for tourism but also for international cooperation and investment attraction.
