Representative Mervyn Pinto, President and CEO, sent a letter to the Regional Governor, Jorge Pérez Flores, in which he presented his expression of interest in the financing and construction of this hospital on a unique government-to-government contractual basis .

Minaean SP Construction Corp. is a Canadian general contractor based in Vancouver and a subsidiary of the Shapoorji Pallonji Group, with 156 years of experience.

In the letter, they specify that Minaean SP Construction Corp. focuses on developing projects under a unique contract model, laying the foundation for contract negotiation, including project financing at reasonable interest rates, on a government-negotiated basis. Government.

In this way, the Government of Canada becomes the underwriter of the contract on behalf of the Canadian company in accordance with its terms and conditions, overseeing the quality and progress of the work throughout the duration of the contract.

“We want to explore opportunities to contribute to the development of health infrastructure and build a hospital.
fully equipped in Lambayeque,” ​​he notes in part of the letter.

They add that as a group they have the capacity to facilitate the necessary funding through the Ministry of Development.
Exports from Canada, subject to an acceptable money-back guarantee in a government-to-government contract template.

He said the Group has developed a strong presence stretching from India to the Middle East and Africa, and is now expanding into Latin America, executing contracts in multiple sectors linked to construction and infrastructure.

“Health remains the main concern of all developing countries. Shapoorji Pallonji is proud to have built some of the largest tertiary care hospitals in the world, such as Breach Candy Hospital, Lilavati Hospital in Mumbai and Corniche Hospital in Abu Dhabi,” he adds elsewhere in the letter.

If this expression of interest is accepted, a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) will be signed to forge the relationship and establish the process of official conversation between the Government of Canada and Peru.