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The stamps highlight emblematic works that promote connectivity, mobility and development in Peru.The Ministry of Transport and Communications (MTC), in coordination with the Postal Service of Peru (Serpost), presented the new philatelic issue called MTC Megaprojects, a collection of stamps that highlights the main infrastructure works that transform the connectivity and mobility of the country.
The broadcast highlights four emblematic projects: Line 2 of the Lima and Callao Metro, the New Central Highway, the New Jorge Chavez International Airport and the Container Terminal of the South Dock of Callao (Bicentenario Dock), symbols of progress and modernization of Peru.
Each stamp has a circulation of 5,000 units and will circulate both nationally and internationally, becoming a tangible testimony of the impact of these works that will benefit millions of Peruvians. The design of the collection is inspired by the concept of progress and mobility, represented by a fan-shaped composition that symbolizes openness, development and expansion towards the future.
Line 2 of the Lima and Callao Metro
This megaproject will allow up to 660,000 passengers to be transported daily when fully commissioned and projects a demand of up to 1.2 million users by 2030, contributing to the reduction of travel times, traffic congestion and traffic accidents.
New Central Highway
The New Central Highway will be the first mountain highway in Peru and one of the most ambitious road works in the country. With more than 180 kilometers in length, it will significantly improve connectivity between Lima and the central mountains, benefiting more than 10 million people.
New Jorge Chavez International Airport
The New Jorge Chavez International Airport constitutes a strategic infrastructure developed under a long-term self-sustaining concession, which guarantees private investment and airport services of international standard until 2041.
Callao South Dock Container Terminal
The Muelle Sur Container Terminal is prepared to serve state-of-the-art container ships and connect Peru with the main global trade routes. In 2025, the South Pier reached a historic milestone by moving 2 million TEUs in one year, being the first port terminal in the country to achieve this volume.
With this philatelic issue, the Ministry of Transportation and Communications reaffirms its commitment to the development of a modern, sustainable and inclusive infrastructure, which strengthens territorial integration, boosts the countrys competitiveness and improves the quality of life of millions of Peruvians. These stamps symbolize Perus progress towards a future with greater connectivity, mobility and opportunities for all.
