Governor Evelyn Salgado Pineda has been actively pursuing agricultural development initiatives by holding meetings with key officials. In her latest meeting, she met with Alejandro Zepeda Castorena, the head of the Secretariat of Agriculture, Livestock, Fishing, and Rural Development of Guerrero, and Raúl Paulín Hernández, the Undersecretary of Productive Inclusion and Rural Development. These discussions are part of an ongoing effort to foster the growth and sustainability of agriculture in the region.

The focus of these meetings is to enhance direct support programs for farmers throughout Guerrero, aiming to address the challenges faced by the agricultural sector. By collaborating with both state and federal officials, the governor seeks to implement effective strategies that can lead to improved agricultural practices and better livelihoods for the farming community. The commitment to these discussions emphasizes the importance of agriculture to the local economy and food security.

Moreover, these initiatives come at a time when rural development is critical, given the economic pressures faced by smallholder farmers. By aligning resources and policy with the needs of the agricultural community, the governor is positioning Guerrero to potentially benefit from increased support and investment, which could ultimately lead to stronger agricultural output and community resilience.