Andes-Atlantic Corridor: Argentina and the US Signed a Historic Investment Agreement of up to USD 7 Billion by 2027
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Both countries signed an agreement to modernize the infrastructure that connects the main ports of Argentina with the markets of the West. The United States will allocate up to $7 billion for critical minerals and energy in Argentina.
The agreement was signed by Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno and the Undersecretary of State, Chris Landau, at the Argentine Consulate in New York
Washington and Buenos Aires launched a strategic initiative to connect Vaca Muerta and the mining areas of western Argentina with Atlantic ports through railways, pipelines, pipelines, waterways, electricity networks and digital infrastructure. The United States plans to mobilize up to $7 billion through EXIM Bank and other financial instruments, while seeking to secure Western chains of [...]
Argentina and the United States launched the Andes-Atlantic Corridor, a joint initiative aimed at strengthening and modernizing the infrastructure that connects key economic sectors of the country with Atlantic ports and Western markets. The agreement is up to USD 7 billion and the amount will be allocated to infrastructure works in 2027. The [...]
Argentina and the United States launched the Andes-Atlantic Corridor, a joint initiative aimed at strengthening and modernizing the infrastructure that connects key economic sectors of the country with Atlantic ports and Western markets. The launch was led by US Undersecretary of State Christopher Landau, and Argentine Chancellor Pablo Quirno, in the framework of the Week [...] Entry Argentina and the US signed a million-dollar investment agreem…
The National Government and the United States formalized the creation of the Andes-Atlantic Corridor, a bilateral plan designed to modernize and strengthen connectivity between the vital economic sectors of Argentina and the main Atlantic ports. The agreement was sealed in New York within the framework of the General Assembly of the United Nations...
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