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The general manager of the National Port Company (ENP) of Honduras, Yaudet Burbara, confirmed that multi-million dollar investments will be developed to carry out a structural transformation in the specialized terminals of Puerto Cortés.
The initiative aims to consolidate the country as a logistical and commercial benchmark in Central America, based on system efficiency, legal certainty, and the attraction of high-impact foreign capital.
In this context, Burbara held a meeting with representatives of the Shoreline Hudson company to follow up on the port expansion project and the future intermodal rail terminal, a project sponsored by the U.S. Trade and Development Agency that will strengthen the country's infrastructure.
"The expansion of the container terminal has already begun. With the bulk cargo pier, an investment of over 20 million dollars is coming, which will improve the capacity to bring larger vessels and lower the cost of transport for something as essential as the country's food supply," commented the general manager.
"We have another similar investment in the liquid terminal, which is to have greater efficiency in fuel imports, and we are working hard to be the largest port in Central America," said Burbara.
