Asunción, IP Agency.- The Ministry of Public Works and Communications (MOPC) officially launched its asphalt plant in the Minga Guazú district, marking an important milestone in the development of road infrastructure in the department of Alto Paraná.
During his day of government in this area of the country, the President of the Republic, Santiago Peña, accompanied by the Minister of Public Works, Claudia Centurión, and Governor César Torres, received a detailed report on the technical capabilities of the facility, which It has a production of 80 tons of asphalt per hour.
The mobile plant, moved from María Auxiliadora, Itapúa, represents a strategic solution to meet the road needs of the region. This equipment will make it possible to respond to both large road projects and minor works that are essential for the quality of life of citizens.
The head of state highlighted the importance of this reactivation: “This is part of a commitment we had made. “It’s not just about the big road works, but also the small ones that transform people’s lives.” Peña also expressed his expectation that, with the support of Itaipu, the plant can operate 24 hours a day.
Faster response to needs
Minister Centurión emphasized that this initiative will allow a more agile response to the needs of the department, considered the economic lung of the country.
“This plant will allow those most vulnerable people in Alto Paraná, those who did not receive asphalt and who are in cobblestone or dirt areas, to have their streets improved,” he highlighted.
The plant has complete equipment that includes dump trucks, graders and backhoes, which will significantly strengthen the development of infrastructure in the 22 municipalities of the department.
This reactivation marks an important step with the development of road infrastructure in Alto Paraná and promises to significantly improve the response capacity to paving needs in the region, the MOPC reported.
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Interview with Claudia Centurión, Minister of Public Works and Communications (MOPC)
Editor: Thank you for joining us today, Minister Centurión. The launch of the new asphalt plant in Minga Guazú is a significant development for Alto Paraná. Can you share what this project means for the region?
Claudia Centurión: Thank you for having me. The launch of the asphalt plant represents a major step forward in our commitment to improving road infrastructure in Alto Paraná. It will not only enhance the quality of our roads but also facilitate better connectivity and transport of goods, ultimately boosting the local economy.
Editor: What are the technical capabilities of this new facility, and how do you think they will impact road construction in the area?
Claudia Centurión: The plant is equipped with advanced technology that allows for the production of high-quality asphalt. This means we can ensure durable and long-lasting roads. Additionally, it will reduce our reliance on external suppliers, leading to more efficient and cost-effective road construction projects.
Editor: It was mentioned that President Santiago Peña was present during the launch. How does the government plan to support the continued development of infrastructure in this region?
Claudia Centurión: President Peña is deeply committed to our infrastructure agenda. Our government plans to invest further in projects that not only improve transportation but also drive socio-economic development in Alto Paraná. We’re excited about the collaborative efforts between local governments, such as with Governor César Torres, to make these initiatives successful.
Editor: Lastly, what message do you have for the residents of Minga Guazú and the wider Alto Paraná community regarding this new plant?
Claudia Centurión: I want to assure the residents that this investment in the asphalt plant is for them. It is a tangible sign of progress, and we are dedicated to enhancing their quality of life through improved infrastructure. We believe that well-constructed roads will bring opportunities for everyone in the community.
Editor: Thank you, Minister Centurión, for sharing these insights with us. We look forward to seeing the positive impact of the asphalt plant in the region!
Claudia Centurión: Thank you for having me.
Interview with Claudia Centurión, Minister of Public Works and Communications (MOPC)
Editor: Thank you for joining us today, Minister Centurión. The launch of the new asphalt plant in Minga Guazú is a significant development for Alto Paraná. Can you share what this project means for the region?
Claudia Centurión: Thank you for having me. The launch of the asphalt plant represents a major step forward in our commitment to improving road infrastructure in Alto Paraná. It will not only enhance the quality of our roads but also facilitate better connectivity and transport of goods, ultimately boosting the local economy.
Editor: What are the technical capabilities of this new facility, and how do you think they will impact road construction in the area?
Claudia Centurión: The plant is equipped with the capacity to produce 80 tons of asphalt per hour, which will significantly increase our response time to both large-scale and minor road projects. This agility will allow us to address the needs of our communities more efficiently, ensuring that even those in the most vulnerable areas experience improved access and mobility.
Editor: Minister, how do you foresee this plant contributing to the daily lives of residents in Alto Paraná?
Claudia Centurión: This initiative is more than just about paving roads; it’s about transforming lives. Many residents currently live on cobblestone or dirt roads, and with our ongoing efforts at reactivating this plant, we hope to improve their living conditions. Better streets mean better access to schools, hospitals, and markets, which are essential for a good quality of life.
Editor: President Peña mentioned the possibility of the plant operating 24 hours a day with support from Itaipu. How significant would this be for the community?
Claudia Centurión: Operating around the clock would be revolutionary. It would not only increase our production capacity but also allow us to expedite the completion of vital projects. Our goal is to tackle road needs swiftly, ensuring that every citizen feels the benefits of improved infrastructure.
Editor: what is your vision moving forward for road infrastructure in Alto Paraná?
Claudia Centurión: Moving forward, we aim to create a more connected and resilient Alto Paraná. With this asphalt plant, we are laying the groundwork for sustained economic growth and improved local governance. Our focus will remain on engaging with communities to identify their needs and adapting our initiatives accordingly. Thank you for your time today, and we look forward to seeing the positive impacts of this project unfold!
Editor: Thank you, Minister Centurión, for sharing your insights and vision for the future of Alto Paraná’s infrastructure.
