Lima, December 19, 2025.- The Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF), through PROINVERSIÓN, presented the transport sector project portfolio for the 2025–2031 period, valued at more than USD 80 billion. The portfolio will be implemented through Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) and Works for Taxes (OxI), with the objective of ensuring modern, sustainable, and high-quality infrastructure for citizens.
The Ministry of Transport and Communications portfolio comprises 55 interventions, including 36 PPP projects, 7 Works for Taxes projects, and 12 expansion addenda, covering road, rail, airport, and port initiatives. These investments aim to improve national connectivity, reduce travel times, strengthen logistics, and enhance the quality of transport services nationwide.
Among the most significant projects are Lima Metro Lines 3 and 4, the Lima–Ica Railway, the Lima–Barranca Railway, the Andahuaylas–Marcona Railway, the Cusco Bypass Road, the Callao Port Terminals (North and South Piers), as well as strategic road corridors and the Amazon Waterway, which are critical for Amazon integration and decentralized development.
During the presentation, Minister of Economy and Finance Denisse Miralles emphasized the importance of public-private investment mechanisms in ensuring long-term project sustainability. “Public-Private Partnerships, Asset-Based Projects, and Works for Taxes ensure not only full project financing but also the resources required for operation and maintenance. These are long-term contracts that allocate risks efficiently and have a clear objective: to deliver better transport services for Peruvians,” she stated.
The Minister also announced that before year-end, the regulations of the new PPP and Asset-Based Projects Law, as well as the Works for Taxes Law, will be issued. These regulations will streamline procedures, organize contractual modifications, and create a more agile and predictable environment for investment.
It was also reported that by July 2026, the Government expects to secure 15 investment commitments exceeding USD 9 billion, through both projects and addenda, contributing to economic dynamism, job creation, and progress in closing infrastructure gaps. By the end of the Transitional and National Reconciliation Government, key milestones are expected to be achieved, including addenda for Lima Metro Line 1, Road Network No. 6, and the Chimbote Port Terminal, among others.
In this context, PROINVERSIÓN Executive Director Luis Del Carpio stated that “there is no such thing as a simple infrastructure project; therefore, we recognize the Government’s decision to transcend its short yet intense term by looking toward the future with a clear roadmap. PPPs are sustainable over time and provide permanent solutions”.
The presentation was led by Minister Denisse Miralles and attended by the Minister of Transport and Communications, Aldo Prieto, along with senior officials from both sectors.
Through this portfolio, MEF and PROINVERSIÓN reaffirm their commitment to promoting responsible, sustainable, and long-term investments that not only deliver large-scale infrastructure but also ensure proper operation, maintenance, and service quality, enhancing national competitiveness and public welfare.
