📋 Tender Overview
The North Corridor advances towards its conclusion with more than 98% execution at the end of July. This infrastructure, financed with resources from the Fund for Structural Convergence of Mercosur (FOCEM), is called to transform the dynamics of the departments of San Pedro and Concepcion, integrating communities that historically remained isolated. The layout takes place in three main sections on the Py22 route. The first lot, 50 kilometers from the Yakare Nee crossing in San Pedro del Ykuamandyju, records an advance of 95.71 %. The second section, which reaches the city of Bethlehem and includes access to the port of Ybapovo and the 200 -meter bridge over the Ypane river, reached 98.77 %. Finally, the third lot, which joins Horqueta, Belen and Concepcion, is in its final phase, finalizing details. In each segment, domain strip liberation, ground movement, drainage and paving with asphalt folder are executed. A special solution was applied in the access to the port of Ybapovo, where improved gravel was incorporated to guarantee permanent transitability and reinforce regional logistics. The Ministry of Public Works and Communications (MOPC) closely accompanies the execution together with the constructors and supervisory consortiums, ensuring technical monitoring in all phases. This coordination allows the work to advance within the established deadlines and with quality standards that guarantee its durability. Territorial integration Beyond the percentages, the North Corridor represents a commitment to territorial equity. Once concluded, it will reduce travel times, facilitate the transport of goods and open new opportunities for social and economic development, consolidating the Paraguayan north as a space fully integrated into national and regional markets. Date: September 3, 2025
