en.Wedoany.com Reported - Yaudet Burbara, General Manager of the National Port Company of Honduras (ENP), confirmed a multi-million dollar investment in the specialized terminal at Puerto Cortés to implement structural improvements.
The plan aims to position Honduras as a logistics and commercial benchmark in Central America by enhancing system efficiency, improving legal safeguards, and attracting high-impact foreign capital.
Burbara held a meeting with representatives of Shoreline Hudson to follow up on the port expansion project and the future multimodal rail terminal. The project, supported by the U.S. Trade and Development Agency (USTDA), aims to strengthen the country's infrastructure.
The General Manager stated that the expansion of the container terminal has already begun. The bulk terminal will receive an investment of over $20 million, which will enhance the terminal's capacity to accommodate larger vessels and reduce transportation costs for essential goods such as grain.
Burbara also noted that similar investments are being made in the liquid terminal to improve fuel import efficiency. He emphasized that Honduras is moving forward with full force to become the largest port in Central America.
