International State of the State: Arizona Gov. Ducey addresses manufacturing, economy in Phoenix
International State of the State: Arizona Gov. Ducey addresses manufacturing, economy in Phoenix
Governor Doug Ducey discussed Arizona's economic growth and international impact in downtown Phoenix on March 30.
PHOENIX - Governor Doug Ducey discussed Arizona's economic growth and international impact in downtown Phoenix on March 30.
The governor spoke at the Phoenix Committee on Foreign Relations' 17th Annual International State of the State to highlight the state's "robust international partnerships."
"In recent years, Arizona has emerged as an international powerhouse for advanced manufacturing, attracting historic investments in industries such as semiconductors, electric vehicles, batteries, and more," Ducey's office said in a statement.
Ducey held his eighth and final State of the State Address back in January, where he talked about his plans for the 2022 legislative session involving education, water and immigration.
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