Within this framework, the Cabinet chief reported that said plan was approved by the Council of Ministers last Thursday and published earlier today.
The high-ranking official specified that resources allocated to the plan will allow the development of investment projects in the Amazonia within a period of six years.
Likewise, Martos stressed that more than S/100 million (about US$27.987 million) will be executed in works in the Amazonia.
"This is a great advance in serving the native communities that had not received due attention for many years; now the Government is turning its eyes to them and making efforts to meet their demands," he said.
PIAS
PIAS are ships that cross rivers in the Peruvian Amazonia to bring State-run services to the most remote populations in the country.
On board, citizens can access the offices of the Bank of Nation (Banco de la Nacion), the National Registry of Identification and Civil Status (RENIEC), as well as of the Ministries of Women-Vulnerable Populations and Development-Social Inclusion, in addition to surgery rooms.