The Development Bank of Latin America and the Caribbean appointed Miguel Ostos to represent the entity in the country.
He CAF – Development Bank of Latin America and the Caribbean – appointed Miguel Ostos as your new representative in Uruguay, who will replace the current one François Borit who will now occupy the position of advisor to the Southern Regional Management.
Ostos has a degree in Economics from the Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú and has two master’s degrees, one in Political Economy from Boston University and another in Business Administration from ESAN University.
In addition, he has a professional career marked by more than 25 years of experience in multilateral negotiations, operations, financial and macroeconomic analysis, and economic development in private and public organizations and international institutions.
Economist Ostos took over the position replacing François Boritwho will serve as an advisor to the Southern Regional Management and during his announcement, the Executive President of CAF, Sergio Diaz-Granadoswished him “the greatest success in this new professional challenge.”
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The role of CAF in the port of Fray Bentos
The Andean Development Corporation (CAF) and the Office of Planning and Budget (OPP) signed a Non-Refundable Technical Cooperation Agreement with the objective of promoting the development and modernization of the port of Fray Bentos – with the objective of enhance your strategic commercial role – with $75,000.
From this agreement, the Qlan Strategic Master from the port of Fray Bentos, which will allow us to meet future demand within the framework of a new scenario at 34 feet of depth in the Uruguay River. In addition, an action plan will be carried out which will include the study of possible port and extra-port investments, necessary for the sustainable development of the port.
For its part, the Planning and Budget Office will carry out technical studies with updated information. This will allow you to visualize, formulate the Strategic Master Plan and seek its formalization through five years as one of the main ports within the coastal port system within the basin of the Uruguay River.
Meanwhile, the director of the OPP, Isaac Alfie, He assured that “there are many interested in using this port”, mainly in Paraguay. Furthermore, this logistics would expand the agricultural frontier for Uruguay because it would save costs and would collaborate with the decompression of the port New Palmira. The leader assured that the investment and maintenance of this work could reach 70 million dollars.
Source: Ambito
