Expedition of 35 Pickup Trucks Departs from Campo Grande to Chile, a Journey of 2,300 Km to Explore the Bioceanic Route

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 30/11/2023 at 17:26

Updated on 30/11/2023 at 17:27

35 caminhonetes saem em expedição para ‘conhecer’ a Rota Bioceânica (Imagem / Divulgação)

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Check It Out: Campo Grande Is in the Spotlight with the Start of the Bioceanic Route Expedition. A Caravan of 35 Pickup Trucks, Filled with Entrepreneurs, Journalists, and Representatives from the Productive Sector, Along with the Government, Is Ready to Embark on an Adventure That Promises to Be Historic.

Let’s Take a Peek at This Journey That Will Cross Borders and Connect Markets! The Third Expedition of the Latin American Integration Route Is All Set to Discover the Beauties and Opportunities of Mato Grosso do Sul, Paraguay, Argentina, and, of Course, Chile.

And This Is Not Just Any Caravan; There Are 35 Powerful Pickup Trucks, Prepared for a 10-Day Round Trip That Promises to Be a True Marathon of Discoveries and Business.

Bioceanic Route Ensures New Financial Horizons for Brazil and Neighboring Countries

The Mayor of Campo Grande, Adrian Lopes, Received the Symbolic Key of One of the Vehicles and Highlighted the Strategic Importance of the Route for the Development of the Capital. “Campo Grande Will Be the Capital of the Bioceanic Route,” She Said, Emphasizing the Potential for Boosting the Local Economy and Generating New Jobs.

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There Are 110 People on This Expedition, Covering Approximately 2300 km; the Bioceanic Route Is a Joint Initiative Between Brazil, Paraguay, Argentina, and Chile, Aiming to Enhance Competitiveness in Exporting Products to Asian Markets and the American West.

In This Test Drive of the Mega Highway, Entrepreneurs, Journalists, and Politicians Will Join the Journey, Exploring New Commercial Possibilities and Strengthening Ties Between Countries.

The Expectation Is That Everyone Will Return to Campo Grande by December 5, and Let Me Tell You, It’s Going to Be a Great Party! This Expedition Is More Than a Trip; It’s an Opportunity to Enrich Relations and Opportunities Between Brazil, Paraguay, and Chile.

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