CANAL SECO │Conectando dos OCEANOS │HONDURAS
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Undoubtedly, one of the most
Undoubtedly, one of the most coveted and long-awaited road infrastructures by Hondurans, since there is no need to pass through the capital of Honduras to go to the central zone of the country, and this shortens the travel time from that region to the north, since it links the two commercial poles of Honduras.
The Dry Canal is part of the Logistics Corridor and its purpose is to have a paved road in the country that allows traffic, mainly heavy cargo, between the south, central and north of the country.
The Dry Canal has a length of 96 kilometers and crosses the departments of Comayagua, La Paz and Valle.
Facilitating connections between the Pacific and the Honduran Atlantic and with neighboring countries, Nicaragua, El Salvador and Guatemala.
Among the economic and environmental aspects, this road will bring savings in the costs of transporting products, increase in the competitiveness of the area, savings in travel times and less pollution by improving the circulation of vehicles.
The Dry Canal joins the ports of Amapala and Henecán, in the Gulf of Fonseca, with Puerto Cortés, in the Atlantic, and is an emblematic work for the country, as it is part of the Logistics Corridor developed by President Hernández with the vision of place Honduras at the forefront of business, trade and investment.
Additionally, it brought with it the creation of 6,000 jobs, new businesses and the direct and indirect benefit of the people who travel through this four-lane communication route.
Tour from the El Amatillo customs that connects the borders between El Salvador and Honduras separated by the Guascoran River
Where is the El Amatillo customs office located?
The El Amatillo land border customs office; It is located in the southern part of the country, in the Department of Valle.
The Dry Canal is part of the Logistics Corridor and its purpose is to have a paved road in the country that allows traffic, mainly heavy cargo, between the south, central and north of the country.
The Dry Canal has a length of 96 kilometers and crosses the departments of Comayagua, La Paz and Valle.
Facilitating connections between the Pacific and the Honduran Atlantic and with neighboring countries, Nicaragua, El Salvador and Guatemala.
Among the economic and environmental aspects, this road will bring savings in the costs of transporting products, increase in the competitiveness of the area, savings in travel times and less pollution by improving the circulation of vehicles.
The Dry Canal joins the ports of Amapala and Henecán, in the Gulf of Fonseca, with Puerto Cortés, in the Atlantic, and is an emblematic work for the country, as it is part of the Logistics Corridor developed by President Hernández with the vision of place Honduras at the forefront of business, trade and investment.
Additionally, it brought with it the creation of 6,000 jobs, new businesses and the direct and indirect benefit of the people who travel through this four-lane communication route.
Tour from the El Amatillo customs that connects the borders between El Salvador and Honduras separated by the Guascoran River
Where is the El Amatillo customs office located?
The El Amatillo land border customs office; It is located in the southern part of the country, in the Department of Valle.
3 سال پیش
در تاریخ 1400/12/14 منتشر شده
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