A total of 1,238 property titles for housing and urban equipment were delivered in the Piura Region by the Ministry of Housing, Construction and Sanitation, through the Informal Property Formalization Agency (Cofopri) and in the presence of the owner of the sector, Hania Perez de Cuellar.
Of the 1,238 property titles handed over, 1,229 are intended for housing for the direct benefit of 4,547 Peruvian men and women who have become owners of the lot where they live.
In addition, some nine titles correspond to urban equipment in favor of public institutions for the benefit of the community of this province. Within this figure, 1 corresponds to health, 3 to education, 2 are for green areas, 1 for recreation, 1 for the parish, and 1 for parks and/or gardens.
PRESENT AUTHORITIES
During her speech, the minister also highlighted that the Cofopri titles bring hope for the future because now you are owners and can access loans from Mivivienda and Techo Propio and also loans to improve your homes or start a small business.
“Having the property title not only represents a piece of paper, but also means the achievement of many years of fighting and waiting, and the satisfaction of having achieved what they have fought so hard for,” he said.
The executive director of Cofopri, Sigifredo Del Castillo Miranda, added that they seek to commit provincial and district mayors, who also have the power to deliver property titles, to work in an articulated manner.
“From Cofopri we will provide the corresponding advice and technical support, and you as local authorities can help us identify the most needy population in Piura in order to increase our attention,” he commented.
The event also had the participation of the mayor of the Provincial Municipality of Piura, Gabriel Madrid Orué; the president of the Housing Commission of the Congress of the Republic, María Acuña Peralta; Congresswoman Maricruz Zeta, as well as leaders and authorities from various human settlements.
