Puerto Quetzal Modernization Project
Sector: Commercial • Location: Guatemala
Source: MercoPress
The project aims to expand Puerto Quetzal, Guatemala's largest Pacific port, by extending the terminal by 800 meters and adding four new berths to accommodate larger commercial vessels. This initiative, backed by a $125 million investment from the US, is part of a broader strategy to enhance Guatemala's trade capacity and counterbalance China's influence in the region.
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Description | The project aims to expand Puerto Quetzal, Guatemala's largest Pacific port, by extending the terminal by 800 meters and adding four new berths to accommodate larger commercial vessels. This initiative, backed by a $125 million investment from the US, is part of a broader strategy to enhance Guatemala's trade capacity and counterbalance China's influence in the region. |
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