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Since its inception in 1995, the CANAMEX Corridor has grown to become the cornerstone for the seamless and efficient transportation
of goods, services, people and information between Canada, Mexico and the United
States. As the implementation of NAFTA moves toward fruition, the CANAMEX Corridor will broaden its initiatives to harvest the benefits
of increased trade, tourism and economic activity within the region.
The CANAMEX Corridor provides many opportunities
to build regional economic prosperity through innovating:
- Safe and efficient multi-modal Transportation Networks.
- Enhanced Global Competitiveness which requires
quality education, accessible telecommunications infrastructure and an appropriate
regulatory environment.
- Shared commitment to the region's Quality of Life.
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Any Non-English documents on this Web site are translations from original text written
in English. These translations are unofficial and are not binding on this state
or a political subdivision of this state.
Cualquier documento sin ingles en este sitio del web son traducciones del texto
original escrito en ingles. Estas traducciones no son oficiales y no son vinculantes
a este estado o subdivisión política de este estado.
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What's New? |
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Two high priority border projects received critical funding to increase efficiency and throughput of
international cargo along the CANAMEX Corridor. The U.S. Congress approved construction of a new commercial port of entry in San Luis, Arizona
and the redesign of the existing port of entry in Nogales, Arizona. For additional information, please see page 49 of
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Governor Napolitano speaks during the opening of the Free and Secure Trade (FAST)
lanes ceremony at the Mariposa Port of Entry in Nogales, AZ on August 15, 2006
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