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The road will connect five population centers and will allow better access to services, boost its economy and close gaps in infrastructure.The Presidency of the Council of Ministers (PCM), through the Infrastructure Studies and Design Organization (OEDI), has been promoting an important road project in the district of Santo Domingo, province of Morropon, Piura region, which will contribute to closing road infrastructure gaps in rural areas.
The projected road will connect five town centers and will directly benefit more than 3,000 inhabitants, improving their traffic conditions, access to services and boosting the areas economy.
Likewise, this road corridor will allow recovering access to the Andean Plateau, a space of special cultural and spiritual value, recognized as a pilgrimage area.
In this place, for years, religious tours were developed, including those carried out by who is now Pope Leo XIV, which reinforces its relevance within the tourist and spiritual circuit of the region. Currently, access to this area is deteriorated, limiting the arrival of visitors.
Strengthening socialization
In this way, within the framework of the inter-institutional collaboration agreement with the District Municipality of Santo Domingo, the OEDI carried out a technical visit to the area where the project Improvement of the interurban road passability service on the PI-727 Santo Domingo - Quinchayo Grande local road will be developed.
This intervention is currently in the initiation stage of the technical file, after having satisfactorily completed the pre-investment study. As part of this process, the OEDI technical team traveled more than 13 kilometers of the section, identifying critical areas that will require the implementation of special works, key information that will allow the consultant to incorporate appropriate solutions in the final design of the project.
During the visit, a socialization process was also carried out with the community, achieving a favorable response from the population, who expressed their willingness to facilitate the execution of the work. This early dialogue helps prevent possible social contingencies and strengthens the viability of the project.
With this intervention, the PCM, through OEDI, reaffirms its commitment to contributing to closing gaps in infrastructure and the sustainable development of communities, promoting projects that not only improve connectivity, but also value the cultural heritage and tourism potential of the country.
