The Ministry of Transport and Communications (MTC) announced on Apr. 28 that Minister Aldo Martín Prieto Barrera met with Matilde Bordon, the representative of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) in Peru, to strengthen cooperation and review the sector’s project portfolio.
According to the ministry, this meeting focused on advancing key initiatives within the transport sector and exploring opportunities for technical assistance and financing from the IDB. The goal is to develop infrastructure and address gaps in national connectivity.
Both officials agreed on “the importance of consolidating a joint agenda that will accelerate the execution of strategic projects, promoting a modern, efficient, and sustainable transport system for all citizens.” During their discussions, they emphasized collaboration as a way to improve public benefit through better infrastructure.
The MTC supports cultural and social wellbeing by improving national connectivity through enhanced transport and communications infrastructure according to its official website. The ministry operates service centers such as MAC Lima Este and MAC Lima Sur to make public services more accessible according to its official website. As part of Peru’s executive branch, it regulates and oversees both sectors according to its official website.
The MTC delivers safe, sustainable, inclusive services nationwide according to its official website, under ministerial guidance. It serves communities throughout Peru according to its official website by managing multimodal approaches in partnership with other public entities since beginning operations in 1969 according to its official website.
Looking ahead, both parties aim for continued coordination between MTC leadership and international partners like the IDB. Their efforts are expected to support ongoing development across Peru’s transportation network.
