Why Is The US Investing $4.5 Million In Peru's Callao Port?
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US invests in Peru’s Callao as port battle with China’s Chancay megaport continues
The United States has paid to design a port infrastructure programme at Callao, the US State Department said on Thursday, as Peru moves its main naval base to expand the country’s busiest port, which rivals a Chinese-controlled megaport less than 80km up the coast at Chancay. The US$4.5 million payment was disclosed in a note on a trip to Peru and Colombia earlier this month by Thomas DiNanno, State Department undersecretary for arms control and…
The United States allocated USD 4.5 million to design a port infrastructure program in Callao, according to information attributed to the State Department. Peru plans to relocate its main naval base to give space to the expansion of cargo operations, while the port of Chancay is also part of the port panorama of the country.
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