AMLO’s Visit Reveals Impressive Progress of Tren Maya and Tulum Airport

TULUM, Quintana Roo – In a significant move to ensure the timely completion of the transformative Tren Maya project and the construction of the new Tulum International Airport, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador conducted a thorough inspection visit on Saturday, June 17, to assess the progress made in the state of Quintana Roo.

The president was accompanied by Quintana Roo’s governor, Mara Lezama, who presented ambitious plans to connect Felipe Carrillo Puerto with a dignified coastal access through an artisanal pathway leading to Vigía Chico.

In a significant move to ensure the timely completion of the transformative Tren Maya project and the construction of the new Tulum International Airport, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador conducted a thorough inspection visit on Saturday, June 17, to assess the progress made in the state of Quintana Roo.

Taking to Twitter, Governor Lezama expressed her enthusiasm, stating, “Together with our President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, we toured and inspected the progress of Tren Maya in Quintana Roo and the construction of the new Tulum International Airport. Additionally, projects were unveiled to connect Felipe Carrillo Puerto with a dignified coastal access through the artisanal pathway to Vigía Chico, a historic and emblematic location for the social struggle of the Mayan people.”

Governor Lezama emphasized that these infrastructure developments aim to spur economic growth and foster social justice in the heart of the Mayan region.

Joining the president and the governor on this inspection visit were General Luis Cresencio Sandoval, the Secretary of National Defense (Sedena), Javier May, the Director-General of Fonatur and the person in charge of the Tren Maya project, along with other officials.

In a significant move to ensure the timely completion of the transformative Tren Maya project and the construction of the new Tulum International Airport, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador conducted a thorough inspection visit on Saturday, June 17, to assess the progress made in the state of Quintana Roo.

The Tren Maya project, which spans approximately 1,525 kilometers and is set to connect various important tourist destinations in the Yucatan Peninsula, is a centerpiece of President López Obrador’s administration. The development is poised to not only enhance tourism but also foster economic growth and boost employment opportunities in the region.

During the visit, President López Obrador closely examined the progress made in the construction of the Tulum International Airport. This state-of-the-art facility, strategically located near the popular tourist destination of Tulum, is expected to significantly increase the region’s connectivity and cater to the growing number of international tourists.

In line with his government’s commitment to sustainable development, President López Obrador ensured that both the Tren Maya and Tulum International Airport projects adhere to the highest environmental standards. These initiatives have undergone rigorous assessments to mitigate their ecological impact and preserve the rich biodiversity of the region.

The Tren Maya project has already generated numerous employment opportunities, benefiting local communities and bolstering the region’s economy. The endeavor has prioritized the inclusion of local workers and suppliers, which has helped to empower the Mayan population and create a sense of ownership and pride.

As President López Obrador concluded his inspection, he reiterated his administration’s unwavering commitment to the completion of these transformative projects. The Tren Maya and Tulum International Airport are poised to bring about a new era of economic prosperity and sustainable development, firmly establishing the Yucatan Peninsula as a global tourism hub while empowering the local communities.

With the president’s dedicated oversight and the collaboration of local and national stakeholders, Quintana Roo is poised to witness a remarkable transformation that will benefit generations to come.

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