Moquegua invests more than S/21 million in a South American camelid project

The Moquegua Regional Government has launched the South American Camelids Project, with an investment of more than S/21 million, aimed at boosting the productivity of more than 165,000 camelids, directly benefiting 1,066 producers in nine districts of the provinces of General Sánchez Cerro and Mariscal Nieto. During the launch of the project, held in the town of Querala-Ubinas, Governor Gilia Gutiérrez said: “Brothers and sisters, I tell you to have confidence, that we will continue working as we did on the first day of the administration and the more criticisms, the more projects because that is what the people want. A big hug from a heart full of affection and I am leaving happy because I know that you know the constant work that we do and that will be the case for the four years of management,” she emphasized. The South American Camelids project will allow the installation of demonstration modules for the improvement of the vegetation cover of natural grasslands and wetlands. ...