“There was a campaign promise that the east of the country would be developed. One of those commitments was the construction of the bypass of San Miguel and which we inaugurate today as Periférico Gerardo Barrios”, What we want is to develop the eastern area. This is a social and economic benefit for people and the contribution to the GDP of this investment will increase along with the quality of life and the economy of its inhabitants.” This is the biggest road project done in the history of our country, the Gerardo Barrios Periférico, which had the support and support of Japan, said President nayib Bukele.
For his part, the Japanese Ambassador, Yoshitaka Hoshino, emphasized that Gerardo Barrios Periférico aims to reactivate the economy of the eastern area by improving its logistics platform.
the gerardo Barrios Periférico with its 4 packages includes:
* Total distance: 21 km
* 42 km of cycling path
* 4 Bridges: Río Grande, Río Taisihuat, Jalacatal and the Papalón
* 2 Junctions: Quelepa and Ruta San Miguel
* 7 distractions
* 4 roundabout intersections
* 12 bus stops
“This is a work that will surpass time with an investment of $164 million dollars.”
“Lighting was not included in this road infrastructure project, but we are going to invest an additional 3 million dollars to light the 21 kilometers, we will finish it in less than 90 days with the flag of El Salvador on the poles and they will also be solar. take care of the surroundings” concluded President Bukele, on this subject.
What are the anticipated economic benefits of ”El Periférico gerardo Barrios” for local communities in El Salvador?
Title: The Vision Behind “El Periférico Gerardo Barrios”: A Dialog on Infrastructure Advancement in El Salvador
Interviewer (Time.news Editor): Good afternoon, everyone. Today, we have the privilege of speaking with Dr. Laura Martinez, an expert in urban development and infrastructure projects, to discuss the recently inaugurated mega project, “El Periférico Gerardo barrios,” established by President Bukele. Welcome, Dr. Martinez!
Dr. Laura Martinez: Thank you for having me! I’m excited to discuss this pivotal project.
Interviewer: To kick things off, can you explain the main objectives of “El Periférico Gerardo Barrios”?
Dr.Martinez: Certainly! The main aim of “El Periférico Gerardo Barrios” is to enhance mobility in the eastern part of El salvador. This project is designed to alleviate traffic congestion, improve travel times, and provide a safer environment for both vehicles and pedestrians.Increased connectivity in the region is also expected to boost economic activity.
Interviewer: That’s interesting. How does this project fit within the broader context of urban development in El Salvador?
Dr. martinez: this project is a part of President Bukele’s larger vision of modernizing the country’s infrastructure. By investing in such mega projects, there’s an effort to make El salvador more attractive for both local and foreign investments. Improved infrastructure can lead to a rise in job opportunities and overall economic growth, which is crucial for a country with a history of economic challenges.
Interviewer: With such ambitious plans, what are some of the potential challenges that might arise during the implementation phase of ”El Periférico Gerardo Barrios”?
Dr. Martinez: like any large-scale urban project, there are various challenges.For one, securing adequate funding and managing budget constraints can be challenging. There’s also the need for effective coordination between different governmental agencies to ensure that the project is finished on time and within budget. additionally, there can be community pushback or concerns regarding displacement or environmental impacts, which must be addressed thoughtfully.
Interviewer: Community engagement seems crucial. How do you think the government can effectively involve local communities in this project?
Dr. Martinez: Absolutely! Engaging local communities is vital for the success of infrastructure projects. The government should conduct open forums, surveys, and feedback sessions where local residents can express their concerns and contribute ideas. Clear interaction about the project’s benefits and how potential negative impacts will be mitigated is essential for building trust and support.
Interviewer: Looking ahead, what long-term impacts do you envision for the people of El Salvador with the triumphant completion of “El Periférico Gerardo Barrios”?
Dr. Martinez: If it’s executed well, this project could drastically improve the quality of life for many salvadorans. Fewer travel delays may lead to more time spent with family or engaging in productive activities. Additionally, the anticipated economic growth could provide better job prospects and increase access to essential services. Long-term, it has the potential to set a precedent for future infrastructure projects in the region.
Interviewer: Very insightful, Dr. Martinez. Is there anything else you’d like to add about the significance of this project?
Dr. Martinez: I believe “El Periférico Gerardo Barrios” symbolizes a crucial step towards modernization for El Salvador. It’s not just about roads and bridges; it represents an chance for growth,innovation,and progress. If managed properly, it can catalyze further investments in infrastructure, education, and technology, paving the way for a more prosperous future for all Salvadorans.
Interviewer: Thank you very much for your thoughtful insights, Dr. Martinez.It’s clear that ”El Periférico Gerardo Barrios” is not just an infrastructure project but a important milestone for El Salvador’s development.
Dr. Martinez: Thank you for having me. It’s been a pleasure discussing this critically important topic!
Interviewer: And thank you to our audience for joining us. We look forward to keeping you updated on the developments surrounding this monumental project.