City of El Paso launches new website for Economic, International Development
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — The City of El Paso has launched a new Economic and International Development website to promote the Borderland as a 'prime destination for business, investment and international trade,' according to a news release on Wednesday, June 11.
The website, www.ElPasoEID.com, is a one-stop resource for site selectors, developers, business owners, entrepreneurs, and international partners who seek 'information about the region's competitive advantages, growth opportunities and strategic initiatives,' according to the City.
'This website is part of our continued effort to create a more accessible and business-friendly environment for investors and companies looking to grow in El Paso,' Karina Brasgalla, director of Economic and International Development, said. 'It reflects our commitment to transparency, innovation, and strategic collaboration to support job creation and long-term economic resilience.'
The City highlights key features on the site, including:
Comprehensive data on El Paso's business climate, workforce, and key industries
Incentive program overviews and how to apply
Interactive maps and tools for site selectors and developers
Updates on major projects and cross-border partnerships
Resources for entrepreneurs, including small business support
In addition, the City says the site also highlights El Paso's unique geographic location for international commerce and its deep ties with Mexico as an ideal hub for global trade and binational cooperation.
To explore the new website, you can visit the City of El Paso's Economic and International Development website.
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City of El Paso launches new website for Economic, International Development
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — The City of El Paso has launched a new Economic and International Development website to promote the Borderland as a 'prime destination for business, investment and international trade,' according to a news release on Wednesday, June 11. The website, is a one-stop resource for site selectors, developers, business owners, entrepreneurs, and international partners who seek 'information about the region's competitive advantages, growth opportunities and strategic initiatives,' according to the City. 'This website is part of our continued effort to create a more accessible and business-friendly environment for investors and companies looking to grow in El Paso,' Karina Brasgalla, director of Economic and International Development, said. 'It reflects our commitment to transparency, innovation, and strategic collaboration to support job creation and long-term economic resilience.' The City highlights key features on the site, including: Comprehensive data on El Paso's business climate, workforce, and key industries Incentive program overviews and how to apply Interactive maps and tools for site selectors and developers Updates on major projects and cross-border partnerships Resources for entrepreneurs, including small business support In addition, the City says the site also highlights El Paso's unique geographic location for international commerce and its deep ties with Mexico as an ideal hub for global trade and binational cooperation. To explore the new website, you can visit the City of El Paso's Economic and International Development website. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
