ASIMET: Bio-Ceanic Corridor opens a historic door to the Atlantic and challenges national industry to become more competitive

María Fernanda Moraga said that "our region has a challenge to deepen in this perspective of sustainable development that combines economic growth, environmental awareness and fair distribution of wealth".

During his State visit to Brazil, President Gabriel Boric reaffirmed Chile’s integrative vocation in the face of the current international economic scenario, marked by trade conflicts and protectionist tendencies. At the inauguration of the “Round Table: Business Opportunities and Investment on Bioceanic Corridor”, held in Brasilia, the President emphasized: “We are going to respond with more integration.” Boric valued the potential of the Road …

During the State visit to Brazil, and with an active and strategic presence, Puerto Antofagasta consolidated its position as a key platform of the Bioceanic Corridor and the logistic development of northern Chile, participating in various official activities together with the presidential delegation. As part of the Chilean official delegation, the general manager of Puerto Antofagasta, Carlos Escobar Olguín, represented the state port in high-le…

Brazil and Chile want to give the final boost to the bioceanic corridor, a route of 2,400 kilometers that will facilitate the arrival of products to the Asian market. Experts consulted by Sputnik stressed that the project as a more economical alternative to the Panama Canal that will give greater "independence" in the current difficult situation.

In the company of authorities from Chile and Brazil, as well as representatives of the private sector from both countries, in a sign of the importance that the measure will have for the nations involved; the President of the Republic, Gabriel Boric Font, inaugurated the Round Table called Business Opportunities and Investment on Bioceanic Corridor; a [...] The entry Chile and Brazil consolidate Bioceanic Corridor was first published in Desenfoqu…

At an event in Brazil called Business and Investment Opportunities for the Bioceanic Corridor, President Gabriel Boric, accompanied by the Governor of Tarapacá, José Miguel Carvajal, reaffirmed Chile's commitment to the Bioceanic Corridor. This ambitious project will connect Brazil, Paraguay, Argentina, and Chile, uniting the Atlantic and the Pacific and promising a transformative impact on the region. "We have a very clear complementarity. Braz…