MT governments, AC, RO and China unite to build Railroad
Transoceanic railway will link the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.
Representatives from China visiting MT this week.
Transoceanic railroad passed through several Brazilian states to reach the Pacific Ocean by Peru. (Photo: Playback / TVCA)
A protocol of intent on behalf of transoceanic Railroad was signed in Ji-Paraná (RO), on Monday (8), the governor of Mato Grosso, Pedro Taques, Acre, Tião Viana, and Rondônia, Confucius Moura. The signing ceremony of the memorandum of understanding included the Chinese ambassador's presence in Brazil, Li Jinzhang, and a group of 23 Chinese entrepreneurs who make an expedition through the cities that will benefit from the implementation of the Railway Transoceanic.
The protocol is the result of a strategic partnership between the two countries and the 35 agreements signed by President Dilma Rousseff and Chinese Prime Minister Li Keqiang, last May 19. One of them provides for the implementation of feasibility study of the railroad Transoceanic, which, by design, out of Rio de Janeiro, goes through Minas Gerais, Goias, Mato Grosso, Rondônia, Acre and ends in Peru.
China wants to grow the business in Latin America, and facilitate access to Brazilian production, especially soybeans, without relying on the Panama Canal, which has strong influence of the United States. But to become reality, the project has to face challenges in engineering, environmental and political.
Experts say that investments in the railroad can be close to R $ 30 billion. The main beneficiaries would be the farmers of the West of Mato Grosso, which have a shorter route to transport the crops, especially soybeans, reducing transport by road. In 2014, China imported Mato Grosso products worth $ 4.9 billion, of which $ 4.6 billion was allocated to imports of soybeans, as the Ministry of Development, Industry and Foreign Trade (MDIC).
Governor of Mato Grosso, Pedro Taques,
signed memorandum of understanding on Monday (8)
(Photo: Secom-MT)
For the governor of Mato Grosso, which met with the representative of the Republic of China in Brasilia to discuss the railway in May, this is an important work for the state. "In animates even more the fact that the federal government address publicly the railway as a strategic project for Brazil. Mato Grosso very helps Brazil now Brazil must also help Mato Grosso and the producing states, "he said at the time.signed memorandum of understanding on Monday (8)
(Photo: Secom-MT)
According to the state government, it is expected that the delegation arrives in Mato Grosso at 8am on Tuesday (9), Commodore, located 644 km west of Cuiabá, where representatives will be received by the governor and deputy governor, Carlos Fávaro.
The program provides for the delegation visit also Campo Novo do Parecis, 397 km from Cuiabá, during lunch and head to Lucas do Rio Verde, 360 km from Cuiabá, where on Wednesday (10) the railroad deployment will be discussed at an event with the governor's presence and possibly the Transport Minister Antonio Carlos Rodrigues, representing the federal government.
topics:
- Acre ,
- Brasilia ,
- Campo Novo do Parecis ,
- Commodore ,
- Cuiabá ,
- Goiás ,
- Ji-Parana ,
- Lucas do Rio Verde ,
- Mato Grosso ,
- Minas Gerais ,
- Panama ,
- Paraná ,
- Rio de Janeiro ,
- Rondônia
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