Mexico Infrastructure Webinar

The Mexican government has steadily moved ahead with a number of strategic infrastructures projects to foster economic recovery and generate employment, including the trans-Isthmus-or Interoceanic-Corridor

Worth an estimated USD 5 Bn investment, the project aims to connect the Gulf of Mexico with the Pacific Coast through its narrowest point, from the port of Coatzacolacos in the State of Veracruz to the Port of Salina Cruz y Oaxaca.

The initiative includes the refurbishment of 117 miles of railway, upgrade and expansion of the port of Coatzacoalcos and Salina Cruz, enhance highway connectivity, a gas pipeline, and the establishment of 10 development poles to attract investment in various sectors.

The Trans-Isthmus Corridor is part of a larger plan to bring forth significant infrastructures development in South-east Mexico. With an ambitious agenda and time frame, the input of experienced firms (both local and foreign) is south and welcomed.

Open to all US companies with experience in the infrastructure sector and interested in the Mexican market, this webinar will feature presentations from:

- Corredor Inter-Oceanico del Istmo de Tehuantepec (CIIT)

- Small Business Administration (SBA)

Questions?

For questions regarding this program, please contact Diana Leon Diana.Leon@trade.gov and Patricia Reinosa Patricia.Reinosa@trade.gov