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PROMISE FULFILLED! When there is a political decision, everything is achieved, and this is what regional governor Percy Godoy Medina understands, who in the midst of the excitement and excitement of the population delivered the new pool of heavy machinery that required a historic investment of 8 million 479 thousand 929.00 soles. , and it is the first time that Apurímac has a modern fleet that will be used to carry out maintenance, expansion, construction and paving of roads, in addition to responding to emergencies in a timely manner.
In the emotional ceremony of presentation of the new pool of machinery acquired and completed after more than 20 years, the Apurímac authority highlighted that its management has been taking important steps to connect the historically forgotten communities of Apurímac since with these modern machinery opportunities will be promoted. regional road development and integration, the generation of economic and tourist corridors in order to boost the family economy.
“We are showing the results of this first year of management to the population and with the acquisition of this new pool of heavy machinery we say a promise fulfilled to the Apurimeño people, and now we can intervene to improve our roads and boost the economy of the most remote rural sectors. Because our commitment is firm, we are going to recover and pave the entire road network of our region,” said Governor Percy Godoy before the massive participation of the population that gathered in the Abancay parade ground, where regional councilors were also present. , local and provincial authorities, as well as GORE Apurímac officials.
The modern fleet presented consists of three dump trucks, a crawler excavator, a motor grader, a vibrating smooth roller and a backhoe, according to the investment project “Improvement of institutional operational services of the Subdirectorate of Mechanical Equipment in the Regional Directorate of Transportation and Communications of Apurímac”, for the benefit of 232 thousand inhabitants of the region.
It should be noted that this delivery is the first stage of an ambitious project that has a budget of more than 52 million soles and includes the acquisition of 37 new heavy machinery, gaining greater importance since it is the first time that a regional authority makes the decision policy of financing its own fleet for the GORE Apurímac and the Regional Directorate of Transportation and Communications, since the equipment previously available was the product of donations from the Ministry of Transportation and Communications (MTC).
