Recently, Paraguay has been making continuous efforts in the construction of transportation infrastructure, with multiple important projects advancing simultaneously, injecting strong impetus into the country's economic development and regional connectivity.

In the Luke area, a new elevated highway is about to break ground. The project is expected to cost between 180 million to 200 million US dollars and will create a new toll road connected to the PY02 route upon completion. At present, the Paraguayan Ministry of Public Works and Communications is carefully planning this project, and the bidding work is also progressing in an orderly manner, managed by Rutas del Este. The completion of the new route is of great significance as it will effectively alleviate traffic congestion for commuters between Luke and the capital city of Asuncion, greatly improve travel efficiency, and promote the flow of people and economic exchanges between the two places.

At the same time, Paraguay attaches great importance to environmental protection in the process of transportation construction and actively promotes the bio clean road corridor project. As a key component of this project, a series of environmental engineering projects are being carried out simultaneously. The bio clean road corridor is 224 kilometers long, like a green link, closely connecting Antofagasta in Chile and Santos Port in Brazil, and passing through Paraguay. This not only provides a more convenient and environmentally friendly channel for trade between regions, but also demonstrates Paraguay's firm commitment to sustainable development in transportation development. At present, the construction of the third section of the bio clean road corridor is steadily progressing, under the responsibility of CDD Constructions SA company. All aspects are closely coordinated to ensure that the project progresses as planned.

In addition, the construction of the Bioce á nica Bridge has also brought exciting news. This bridge spans the border between Paraguay and Brazil, and upon completion, it will connect Carmelo Peralta in Paraguay and Porto Murtinho in Brazil, becoming a new important transportation hub between the two countries. The smooth construction of the bridge will further strengthen the connectivity between Paraguay and neighboring countries, promote regional economic integration, and create more opportunities for the development of industries such as trade and tourism.

Paraguay's multi line promotion in the field of transportation construction demonstrates the vigorous vitality and firm determination of national development. With the gradual completion of these projects, Paraguay's transportation network will become more complete, and regional connections will become closer, laying a solid foundation for the country's long-term development and opening up a better future. Editor/Cheng Liting