The Chamber highlighted the need to enhance private financing mechanisms, such as public-private trusts and associations, to boost the construction and maintenance of infrastructure.
The Argentine Construction Chamber recognized advances in economic policy, highlighting the recovery of the Fiscal surplusthe Macroeconomic predictability and the flexibility of the exchange market as positive signals for infrastructure investment.
However, he warned that the industry is going through one of its most challenging moments and that the recovery of the sector needs concrete and urgent measuresduring the 145th meeting of the Federal Council of the Argentine Chamber of Construction, held in the city of Santa Fe.
Within that framework, the Chamber remarked the need for enhance private financing mechanismsas trusts and public-private associations, to boost the construction and maintenance of infrastructure.
Valued the call to Road concessions tenders and stressed the importance of having Trained technical teams at all levels of the State to guarantee effective management of these projects. He also pointed out that, although some provinces have sustained the rhythm of investment, the general situation in the country remains unequal.
Public works
The Construction Chamber warned due to lack of maintenance
One of the most critical aspects, according to the statement, is the Lack of maintenance of existing infrastructure. The Chamber warned that the deterioration of routes, bridges, public buildings and essential systems not only impacts the quality of life of the population, but also raises logistics costs and compromises the competitiveness of the country. Urged to implement a Comprehensive and sustained planning that prioritizes the conservation of the works already carried out.
Finally, the institution celebrated the Approval of the Divisible Mortgage Regime and the Mortgage credit reactivation as signs of hope, in a context of increasing housing deficit.
He called one efficient articulation Among the public and private sector to transform construction into a true engine of economic and social development, with medium and long -term investment policies.
Source: Ambito
