The Peruvian Government held the
Second Regional State Council —
a meeting between the Executive Branch and regional governments— with the aim of identifying and resolving some needs in various parts of the country. These are the agreements achieved in this second edition.
Agreements
- Technical working group to assess the creation of a special economic zone in the region of Loreto.
- Technical working group to promote the commercial and production corridor connecting the regions of Lambayeque, Cajamarca, and Amazonas.
- Iron Children Program, in order to reduce anemia across 879 districts.
- Construction of a High Performance School in La Libertad region.
- The parties reaffirmed the implementation of Chavimochic III, Majes Siguas II, drinking water for Juliaca (Puno), and the construction of highly complex hospitals.
About the Regional State Council
The Regional State Council is a space that allows Executive Branch officials to listen to the perspective of regional governments regarding national issues and attention to the unlocking of projects.
At these meetings, bilateral working groups are formed so that each regional government can meet with various sectors and receive assistance to carry out relevant public works.
The purpose of these meetings is to be able to unlock those infrastructure projects whose execution will benefit the most vulnerable population.
(END) JCC/RMB
Published: 8/19/2023