📋 Tender Overview
The mayor of Piura, Gabriel Madrid Orue, held a series of key meetings to address the financing of various projects in fundamental areas such as agriculture, sanitation and prevention of the El Niño phenomenon (FEN).
In his first meeting, managed by Congresswoman Maricruz Zeta, the mayor met with the Minister of Economy, José Arista. During this meeting, the urgent need to transfer resources to continue with interventions related to emergency activities before the FEN was highlighted.
It should be noted that the Provincial Municipality of Piura (MPP) owes S/ 12 million for works on the Piura River and S/ 18 million on the Alternative Rainwater Collection and Evacuation Systems, due to the fact that the Ministry of Housing, Construction and Sanitation did not submit the request for the incorporation of resources correctly, generating serious consequences for the commune.
Likewise, the mayor of Piura asked the Minister of Economy to prioritize public investment projects in drinking water and sanitation for the Piura Urbanization and for Almirante Grau.
For his part, the head of the Economy Ministry reported that he is coordinating with the Ministries of Housing and Agriculture for the preparation of reports that allow the transfer of resources in the next supplementary credit.
In another meeting, Madrid Orue met with the Deputy Minister of Agriculture, Iván Ramos, to prioritize the execution of three channels: Coco, Vite and López. In addition, the drainage de-silting interventions of the San Lorenzo Valley Users Board will be taken into account.
Finally, the mayor held a meeting with the Deputy Minister of Environmental Management, Edgard Martín Romero, of the Ministry of the Environment, highlighting the prioritization of the tender for the Piura landfill, which is scheduled for approximately August of this year.
These meetings demonstrate the commitment of Mayor Gabriel Madrid Orue and his team to the efficient management of resources for sustainable development and the improvement of the quality of life of the people of Piura.
