In 2021, Mexico occupi the 70th position globally with an investment of .28% of the national GDP.
Even though technology, science and innovation are present as a strategy for the development of Mexico, investment in this area is less than 1% of GDP.
The information was present by Deputy Humberto Ambriz Delgadillo , during the actions of the installation of the Science, Technology and Innovation Commission of the Chamber of Deputies.
In his speech the legislator said that
Mexico is the 12th largest economy in the world ranking, according to the World Bank.
“However, in terms of investment in science, technology and innovation, the country is lagging behind,” said the deputy.
He report that Mexico in iran whatsapp number data 2021 occupi the 70th position globally with an investment of .28% of the national GDP.
This indicator, he stress, is well below the equivalent investment ne to boost this sector.
And very far, he add, from countries such as South Korea, Belgium, Swen, Denmark and member countries of the OECD, whose investment has been 2.95% of their GDP.
Ambriz Delgadillo even point out that
Mexico is below economies such as Cuba and Uruguay.
“Investment in Mexico in technology, science and innovation has historically always been limit. The highest level was reach in 2010, when .49% of GDP was allocat to it,” he said.
This low investment, he add, has a negative impact on technological and scientific infrastructure, the training of talent in STEM areas, salaries and opportunities in the sector.
It is necessary, he stress, to reverse this situation.
He propos establishing a composite STI expert council.
The body, he explain, is made up of researchers, technologists and specialists from all economic regions the company makes payments every week to a bank account and disciplines who participate in the development of public policies, decision-making, legislative debate and in support of this Commission.
In her speech, Laura Cristina Márquez of the PAN call for the approval of a budget that provides bw lists sufficient funding for research, development and the promotion of technology, science and innovation.