SELECTED INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES FEBRUARY 2018

P O R T E Z U E L O D E L V I E N T O
This dam will use Grande River in order to supply humans and industrial areas with water, to generate hydropower, to foster tourism, to increase irrigated areas in San Rafael, General Alvear and Malargüe Districts and to increase hydroelectric generation in the Nihuiles System, etc.

Industrialized Food and Beverages

The food and beverage industry in Mendoza counts with a wide availability of quality raw materials, permanent stock of supplies and competitive transport and logistics costs.

Aristides Villanueva Avenue

After the work, included in the ambitious Urban Renovation Plan, the new Paseo Arístides Villanueva –from Av. Boulogne Sur Mer to Av. Belgrano– provides a design that is characterized by promoting better accessibility to people –such as a factor of urban development. The streets and sidewalks leveling allow pedestrian traffic to be more practical for everyone and especially for those with reduced mobility.

Tourism industry

According to the National Geographic Magazine, Mendoza is one of the world’s top 50 travel destinations and stands among the top three in South America. The same publication also ranks Mendoza’s Harvest Festival as the second among the world’s most important harvest festivals. In addition, Mendoza is one of the 10 Great Wine Capitals of the world.

Mendoza: Towards a Comprehensive Regional Development Plan

In order to advance the project of Mendoza Logistics, the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) held a workshop with public officials and private actors to analyze and understand in detail the scope of the logistics regarding the Mendoza initiative and the benefits they generate for the whole region and start defining the strategic plan and program funding.

CAF Conference: Cities with a Future

The Mayor of Mendoza joined Latin American leaders to make a call for regional development to be centralized in cities.

Why to invest in the Agriculture Sector in Mendoza?

Mendoza ranks second in Argentina’s vegetable production. There are more than 45 species. The main ones are: garlic, potatoes, pumpkins, tomatoes for industrial purposes, carrots, onions, lettuce, melon, corn and globe tomatoes. Mendoza also stands out for its production of aromatic, culinary and medicinal herbs.