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Premier Eduardo Arana closed the I Convention of the new social interest housing and highlighted the importance of each family in the country has housing.The president of the Council of Ministers, Eduardo Arana, ratified the commitment of the national government to ensure access to decent housing for the entire population. The need and vision of the State have made it possible for several rights to become fundamental, such as the right to housing, which today is a government policy and a constitutional, ethical and moral obligation, he said.
The head of the Ministerial Cabinet provided this message during the closing of the I Convention of the New Social Interest Housing (Coexienda), organized by the Ministry of Housing, Construction and Sanitation, and in which the new Housing of Social Interest (VIS) was presented, which includes an increase in the footage of single -family and multifamily homes.
Together with the head of the sector, Durich Whittembury, Premier Arana stressed that access to housing not only improves living conditions, but also grants dignity. A dignified person is able to do much more by itself and for their country. Investing in housing is investing in citizenship, he said.
The head of the Presidency of the Council of Ministers (PCM) stressed that these new housing alternatives reflect the executives will to ensure that this year, more than 230 thousand people have a safe home, and that more than 350 thousand achieve it for June 2026.
Each house built for a vulnerable family is an investment in the future. This effort is developing with the private sector and with regional and local governments. The State must not only encourage investment, but to ensure that each citizen has a place to develop with dignity, he added.
The I Convivienda brought together more than 3,000 attendees and allowed socializing progress in housing policies, urban planning and innovations in social housing. It was attended by experts and representatives of the Academy, Business Guilds, International Cooperation, Subnational Governments and Civil Society.
