📋 Tender Overview
During the meeting, held in the Nieva district, the prioritization of public investment that enables the improvement of the quality of life of the population was reviewed. The Presidency of the Council of Ministers (PCM), through the Secretariat of Decentralization, led the fourth session of the Technical Roundtable for the Development of the province of Condorcanqui, in the Amazonas region. The meeting aimed to report on the progress of the commitments assumed by the Executive and to propose solutions for adequate attention to the demands of the population.
Within the framework of the technical roundtable held at the sports complex of the Juan Velasco Alvarado population center, in the district of Nieva, the prioritization of public investment was reviewed to enable the closing of social gaps through important initiatives, such as the construction of the Puerto Galilea Secondary School in the district of Rio Santiago, and the resolution of obstacles in educational projects through technical assistance from the Ministry of Education.
In the area of health, the Development Plan for Services with an intercultural approach was presented, which includes the strengthening of health brigades through the hiring of indigenous liaisons to identify diseases in native communities.
During the meeting, the Secretary of Decentralization, Mabel Galvez, underlined the firm commitment of the national Government to the development of the Amazon and border areas, highlighting the importance of coordinating efforts between the three levels of government and civil organizations, including the governance carried out by local governments.
To date, 32 important commitments of the technical table have been fulfilled, including the completion of drinking water and basic sanitation projects for the native communities of Tokio, Tatangos and Chapiz, and the signing of an agreement between the MTC and the Japanese embassy for the construction of the IV Amazonas road axis, which will improve connectivity between the regions of Amazonas and Loreto.
The next session of the table will be held in the districts of Cenepa and Rio Santiago, which will strengthen the decentralized approach of this initiative.
The regional governor of Amazonas, Gilmer Horna Corrales; the provincial deputy mayor of Condorcanqui, Jandy Weepiu; and representatives of the district municipalities of Cenepa and Rio Santiago.
