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Collaboration between the State and a private operator will allow the launch of the mass transportation system that will link five districts of Trujillo, for the benefit of more than 400 thousand citizens.In a joint effort with the Provincial Municipality of Trujillo, the Ministry of Transportation and Communications, through the National Sustainable Urban Transportation Program - PROMOVILIDAD, has been promoting the North-South Trunk Corridor and Feeder Routes Project, a strategic intervention that will transform urban mobility in five districts of the city of Trujillo, benefiting more than 400 thousand citizens.
In a meeting held at the Provincial Municipality of Trujillo, the executive director of PROMOVILIDAD, Omar Gonzales Arica, and the mayor of the city, Mario Reyna Rodriguez, together with their technical teams, evaluated the strategy to begin the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) process, which seeks to have an operator who will be responsible for the operation and maintenance of this important project, with which Trujillo will have a people transportation service that contributes to road safety, reducing travel times. travel and environmental preservation.
The North-South Trunk Corridor will cross the districts of Huanchaco, La Esperanza, Trujillo, Moche and Salaverry. Its estimated investment amounts to S/ 555 million and its source of financing comes from international organizations such as the German Development Bank - KfW and the Development Bank of Latin America and the Caribbean - CAF; as well as a national counterpart.
The North-South Trunk Corridor is a structuring project for Trujillo. It would not only modernize transportation, but it would collaborate with the citys planning, said the executive director of PROMOVILIDAD, Omar Gonzales.
Currently, the technical file is in the preparation phase and already has the approved Comprehensive Work Plan. The basic engineering studies are in development and present progress, accompanied by specialized technical tables that allow optimizing deadlines and ensuring compliance with technical standards.
The MTC reaffirms its commitment to safe, inclusive and sustainable urban mobility, for the benefit of cities in the countrys interior.
