(23 Aug 2023)
RESTRICTION SUMMARY
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Chancay, Peru - 22 August 2023
1. Foundations for port at Chancay bay
2. Dock under construction
3. Various of workers
4. Crane placing the poles in the water.
6. Various of boats at bay
7. Various of foundations
8. Various of hose spewing black water
9. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Mario de las Casas, Public Affairs Manager of COSCO Shipping at Puerto de Chancay:
"The port, this port, is going to mean the entrance of Asia, not only from China, from Asia. Today there are no established routes, neither from Callao (Port of Callao in Peru), nor from Chile standardized by shipping companies. This port is going to give the opportunity to have a direct route to be able to export our products to an immense market which is Asia."
10. Journalists at the Mega Port of Chancay
9. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Mario de las Casas, Public Affairs Manager of COSCO Shipping at Puerto de Chancay:
"Well, it is part of China's silk road (extensive network of land and maritime trade routes, opened by China). For years it has been investing in logistics infrastructure around the world in ports in Greece, Spain, Africa, all over the world. This is part of its global plan and China and Asia today is the largest market."
10. Various of tunnel connecting port with warehouses passing under Chancay town
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Lima, Peru - 22 August 2023
11. Various aerial shots of the construction of the Mega Port of Chancay ++ MUTE ++
STORYLINE:
The Chinese state-owned COSCO Shipping declared their new infrastructure project north to the Peruvian capital Lima is hear halfway through its construction, aiming to start operations by the end of 2024.
The pier, tunnel and warehouses are known as the Mega Port, one that the Public Affairs Manager of project, Mario de las Casas, said would open the Asian markets into Peru, being this the first standard route for shipping companies and could serve as a regional hub.
Cosco Shipping Ports Limited (CSPL) owns 60% of the shares and the Peruvian Volcan Mining Company 40%.
The company also expects to receive larger ships than the ones able to dock in the existent piers, due to the 16-meter (52.4 feet) draught of the Chancay bay.
AP Video shot by Cesar Barreto
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