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The Inter-Oceanic Corridor aims to capitalize on the narrow strip of land that connects the two oceans. With a projected investment of $5 billion, this project focuses on enhancing rail networks, highways, and port facilities on both coasts. By optimizing these transport routes, Mexico's leaders envision a thriving hub that accelerates transit times, particularly for the United States and other international markets.
At its core, this initiative seeks to bolster economic development in southern Mexico, an area historically neglected. As the corridor takes shape, local communities can expect increased job opportunities and significant investment into infrastructure that would transform the region into a bustling industrial and commercial center.