He Chancay megaporta strategic project for the logistics and commercial development of Peru, has an inauguration date planned for November, as confirmed by the prime minister. Gustavo Adrianzen at a press conference of the Council of Ministers.
The prime minister reiterated the president’s commitment Dina Boluarte to complete the works of this megaport, which promises to significantly improve port infrastructure and boost the national economy.
“The Chancay megaport is one of the most important objectives of the Government. Ensuring its launch in November is a commitment of President Dina Boluarte. The head of state will present its importance to Chinese authorities in the following days,” declared the premier.
What is the progress of the Chancay Megaport?
He Ministry of Transport and Communications (MTC) previously reported that the Chancay Megaport, developed by Cosco Shipping north of Lima, has reached 85% completion. Minister Raúl Pérez-Reyes explained in an interview with TV Perú Noticias that the terminal will have a capacity of between 1 and 1.5 million TEUs.
Pérez-Reyes highlighted that the Chancay Megaport, together with the Callao hub (North Dock and South Dock), will position Peru as a highly relevant logistics center in the region, with a total capacity that will exceed 7 million TEU after planned expansions.
Chancay megaport: what will be its economic impact?
The economic impact of Chancay Megaport It will be significant for Peru. According to the Minister of Production, Sergio González, the port will generate approximately 4.5 billion dollars annually, equivalent to 1.8% of the country’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP).
In addition, the construction and operation of the Chancay Megaport will create around 8,550 direct jobs, significantly improving the labor market in the region.
When will the first ships arrive at the Port of Chancay?
With the completion of the works scheduled for November 2024, the Chancay Megaport is preparing to receive its first vessels starting in January 2025. Alonso Guinand, manager of the Commercial and Marketing Department of Cosco Shipping, confirmed that the port will be ready to start operations at the beginning of next year.
There is great progress in construction: Pier One is completely completed, and Piers Three and Four are at 95% completion. The access tunnel, essential for logistics operations, has advanced 65%, guaranteeing that the port will be ready within the established deadline.
Source: Larepublica
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