The Border Governor’s Conference (BGC) is the largest bi-national venue to discuss and resolve some of the most important border issues affecting the United States and Mexico. The BGC is comprised of the 10 Border States from the United States and Mexico (California, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Baja California, Chihuahua, Coahuila, Nuevo Leon, Sonora, and Tamaulipas) which represent the world’s most important and dynamic bi-national region – with a joint economy that ranks third in the world. The BGC is represented by the Governors of the 10 Border States and their respective Secretaries, Directors, Commissioners and designated staff. Since its inception, the organization has enhanced joint border efforts addressing mutual issues of importance in the areas of agriculture and livestock, border security, economic development, education, energy, emergency and civil protection, environment, health, logistics and international crossings, science and technology, tourism, water and wildlife.
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