“My Great Treasure” Program to be Presented at Consulate in Dallas for Migrants from San Luis Potosí

The agency will present the “My Great Treasure” program at the Dallas consulate, aimed at migrants from San Luis Potosí with an interest in starting a business

By: Writing

The Financing System for State Development (Sifide) and the International Migration and Liaison Institute (IMEI) agreed to bring the scheme closer to consular offices in the United States, so during the In June, the “My Great Treasure” program aimed at migrants from San Luis Potosí and created by the state administration will be presented at the consulate in Dallas, Texas.

Lilia Malvido Flores, head of Sifide, and Luis Enrique Hernández Segura, from IMEI, announced that after one year of the collaboration agreement between the institutions, it is important that this program be carried out in Dallas, since It is one of the venues with the largest number of migrants from San Luis Potosí, where it is estimated that at least 14 percent of all Mexicans living in the district are from San Luis Potosí.

They explained that the “My Great Treasure” program, created by the state executive, promotes financial support to migrants from Potosí and their families, who reside outside the country and seek to invest to start or consolidate a productive activity in San Luis Potosí, with credits from 40,000 to 548,000 pesos, with a fixed annual interest rate of 12 percent, below commercial banking, with a term of up to 48 months, with pledge or mortgage guarantee.

Details of all Sifide credit programs, as well as the free courses offered by the Financial Education Institute, can be found on the website www.sifide.gob.mx.

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