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Learning unit: Mesoamerica project. Syllabus:

- Mesoamerica project.
- Background: ex Plan Puebla Panama.
- Meso-American countries.
- Transport. Telecommunications.
- Case study: International Network of Mesoamerican Highways (RICAM) and the Pacific corridor.

M Course learning materials: En
Also available in: Es Proyecto Mesoamérica

M Educational level: Continuing education / Executive education programs.

M Related International Trade Courses and Masters: Course Economy of Latin America - Master Business in America - Master in business in Latin America. Spanish: Comercio Exterior

Course summary (Mesoamerica project):

Meso-American countries: Belize, Colombia, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama and Dominican

The Mesoamerica project (formerly Plan Puebla Panama) is a high-level political space that articulates efforts of cooperation, development and integration of ten countries (Belize, Colombia, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua and Panama), facilitating the management and implementation of projects to improve the quality of life of the inhabitants of the region. The Mesoamerican region has 110 million inhabitants.

The Mesoamerica project comprises a portfolio of nearly 100 projects and more than USD 8 billion in investments in the areas of human development, sustainable development, energy, telecommunications, trade facilitation, natural disaster prevention and transportation.

Example of the course Mesoamerica project:
Mesoamerica project

The International Network of Mesoamerican Highways (RICAM) is the Mesoamerica project’s signature programme in the transportation sector. Its purpose is to achieve full physical integration and ensure the smooth flow of merchandise and passengers by shortening travel distances on north-south and coast-to-coast routes. The RICAM is rehabilitating 13,132 kilometers of roads, including two major corridors (Pacific and Atlantic), a tourism route, inter-oceanic corridors and a series of feeder roads and connections. It will also introduce international rules and standards for vehicular transit and homogenous weight and dimension regulations.

More than 95% of commercial goods in the Mesoamerican region—approximately USD 6 billion—are transported overland using the Pacific Corridor. This highway, which runs from Puebla, Mexico to Panama (3,160 Km) stretching across 7 countries, is destined to become the backbone of commercial trade in Mesoamerica.

The International Transit of Goods (TIM) has allowed to cut average border crossing time from 60 minutes to 8 minutes at El Amatillo customs office, on the border between El Salvador and Honduras.

Regional integration in Latin America: Mercosur, Andean Community, SICA, NAFTA, ACS, CARICOM, ALADI, UNASUR, ALBA, ALCA, SELA ...

Project Mesoamerica, Plan Puebla, Mexico, Panama, Latin, Country, Mesoamerica, Belize, Colombia, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Dominican


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