📋 Tender Overview
Promovilidad, the KfW Bank and local governments promote key interventions to improve urban mobility in Trujillo, Piura, Huamanga, Chiclayo, Huancayo and Juliaca.The Ministry of Transport and Communications (MTC), through the National Sustainable Urban Transport Program (Promobility), began a work agenda with the delegation of the German Development Bank KfW. The meetings began on Tuesday, November 25 and will continue until November 28, with the end date being December 3.
During these days, the progress of the Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans (PMUS) and urban transportation projects that German cooperation finances in six cities in Peru will be evaluated.
The cities of Trujillo, Piura, Huamanga, Chiclayo, Huancayo and Juliaca concentrate the joint efforts of KfW, Promovilidad and the provincial municipalities to implement interventions aimed at building safer, more efficient, accessible and environmentally sustainable public transport systems.
The executive director of Promovilidad, Omar Gonzales Arica, highlighted that this second KfW Bank Mission in Peru reaffirms the strategic alliance between Germany and our country to promote modern, humane and environmentally responsible cities.
The presence of the KfW Mission confirms that we are moving forward with firm steps, hand in hand with international partners who add technical knowledge, environmental vision and social commitment. In the coming days we will jointly review the progress of the projects we develop in different cities, always thinking about the thousands of Peruvians who deserve decent, efficient and modern urban transportation, said Gonzales Arica.
The MTC highlights that the presence of the KfW Bank Mission strengthens cooperation between Peru and Germany to consolidate projects that promote environmental sustainability, the competitiveness of cities and the social and economic development of the country.