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Panama Takes Major Step Towards David-Panama Train

Global Economic Times Reporter / Updated : 2025-01-17 20:18:50
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Panama City - In a landmark development for the nation, the Panamanian government has signed a contract with AECOM USA for the development of a comprehensive master plan for the ambitious David-Panama Train project. This intercity railway, a cornerstone of President José Raúl Mulino's vision for the country, aims to revolutionize transportation and stimulate economic growth across Panama.

The agreement, valued at B/.2.2 million, will involve a multi-phased approach to updating the original 2019 master plan. Key aspects of the project include:

Comprehensive Review: Phase 1 will involve a thorough evaluation of existing data and technical criteria, laying the groundwork for the subsequent stages.
Master Plan Development: Phase 2 will focus on crucial aspects such as demand studies, conceptual design, and detailed budget estimations.
Pre-Feasibility Study (Optional): This phase will delve into a priority section of the railway, conducting a pre-feasibility study with 20% engineering progress.
President Mulino emphasized the transformative potential of this project, stating, "The David-Panama Train represents the fulfillment of a long-held dream for Panama. It will connect our nation, bolster our economy, and create a more prosperous future for all Panamanians."

The updated master plan will incorporate several significant enhancements, including:

Expanded Connectivity: Consideration of a new segment linking Panama Pacifico with the capital city.
Border Extension: Potential extension of the railway line from David to the Paso Canoas border.
Sustainability Focus: Prioritizing environmental sustainability and integration with existing productive sectors.
Canal Crossing Alternatives: Exploration of innovative solutions for crossing the Panama Canal, such as a dedicated bridge or a new tunnel independent of Metro Line 3.
The project is expected to be completed within seven months, with the first two phases anticipated to be finalized within the next six months. This significant step marks a crucial juncture for Panama as it embarks on this ambitious endeavor to modernize its transportation infrastructure and unlock new avenues for economic development.

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