📋 Tender Overview
To enhance road connectivity, tourism development and environmental sustainability of the regionEvaluating the execution of an ambitious investment program that seeks to enhance road connectivity, tourism development and environmental sustainability of the region, has been the main objective of a technical visit to the provinces of Acomayo, Canas and Espinar of the Cusco Regional Government and a World Bank denture.
The initiative contemplates the execution of the Yauri road - Suykutambo with double lane paved, which will include 12 bridges and an investment estimated at 310 million soles. This project will be articulated with the Kana Integration Highway, which unites Yanaoca with Espinar and represents an investment of 419 million soles, generating a large impact corridor for mobility and regional tourism.
The ambitious project is not limited to the construction of road infrastructure but also incorporates complementary actions such as basic sanitation projects, reforestation, forest fire prevention, urban development plans and strengthening of agricultural activity. This integral vision seeks to take advantage of the potential of attractions such as: three cannons, the strength of Waqrapukara, the Qeswachaka bridge, the Suykutambo Valley and the connection with the Colca Valley, promoting sustainable tourism and new economic opportunities for the communities.
The World Bank representative for the transport sector in Andean countries, Felipe Targa, highlighted the high tourist potential of the region and reaffirmed the interest of the financial entity in supporting projects that promote sustainable economic development. Its not just a road, but generate a corridor that activates the economy, strengthens services and shows the world the natural and cultural value of Cusco, he said.
The Cusco Regional Government confirmed that the technical file of the Yauri Highway - Suykutambo is already completed and approved, therefore, in the next few days the environmental certification will be managed before the Ministry of Transportation and Communications, with the commitment to leave the program completely designed for its execution and benefit of the region, transcending efforts and ensuring a long -term impact.
