CAXXOR Group will develop the Durango industrial park as part of the T-MEC Corridor megaproject

Durango

By Redacción

Heart of the T-MEC corridor and next world-class multimodal hub in northern Mexico

Last May, Dr. José Rosas Aispuro Torres, Constitutional Governor of the State of Durango; Ing. Gustavo Kientzle Baille, Secretary of Economic Development; and Lic. Carlos Ortiz, General Director of CAXXOR Group, a leading company in the development of infrastructure projects, formally announced the development and progress of the railway work that is part of the great project of the T-MEC Corridor.

This work consists of the construction of around 180 km of railway lines that connect the Dimas de San Ignacio station, in the state of Sinaloa, with the city of El Salto, in the state of Durango. It should be noted that of the five sections to be developed, three will be in Duranguense territory, which represents more than two-thirds of the total kilometers.

One of the main initiatives of the company is to promote the development of the Durango Logistics, Industrial and Services Center (CLID), an industrial park located in the municipality of Durango, Durango. The project includes an investment of 150 million dollars for the development of an internal customs office, a dry port, a strategic fiscal area and the promotion and development of the necessary infrastructure to achieve greater interconnection with the current Durango international airport and the line Coahuila-Durango railroad.

Altogether, the T-MEC Corridor project includes an investment of 3,300 million dollars for the development of four logistics parks (two in the state of Durango and two in the neighboring state of Coahuila), the development of railways, a new port in Mazatlán, a new shipyard and a logistics center in Winnipeg, Canada.