The Plenary approves a historic project of more than 15 million euros for the comprehensive remodeling of the Tagororor square and the Plaza de los Ganaderos.
The project includes an Integrated Dotacional Center that will house an auditorium for 400 people, 196 subway parking spaces and new green and pedestrian areas.
The City Council of Pájara takes a historic step for the municipality with the approval of the file for the largest urban transformation of Morro Jable in the last 25 years. The Plenary has approved the tender for the comprehensive remodeling of the Tagororor Square and the Plaza de los Ganaderos, a strategic work that will turn this space into a benchmark of accessibility, sustainability and culture, with a base budget of more than 15 million euros and will have an estimated execution period of 26 months. At the end of the plenary session, the mayor of Pájara, Alejandro Jorge, and the first deputy mayor and councilman of Works, Alexis Alonso, showed their satisfaction for the fulfillment of this great objective.
The first deputy mayor and councilman of Works, Alexis Alonso, stresses the importance of this project for the future of the town. “We are talking about an intervention ranging from the redevelopment of squares and streets, to the creation of an urban green space that connects the entire central core of Morro Jable,” he says, adding that it will become a strategic point to promote citizen coexistence.
In addition, the first deputy mayor emphasizes that “an Integrated Endowment Center will be enabled, which will become a reference in cultural activity, with a library, an auditorium for 400 people, multifunctional spaces for training, a cafeteria, a kiosk with terrace, at the same time a subway parking with 196 spaces will be enabled”.
The mayor of Pájara, Alejandro Jorge, says that this project represents a firm commitment to a more modern town, with quality public services and decent spaces for citizens. “It is not just a work, it is a transformation that will directly impact the lives of our neighbors. This initiative demonstrates the City Council’s commitment to the creation of new public spaces,” he said.
“We have been talking about this project for many years and, with the step taken today in the plenary, it will go out to tender. Working steadily, we will continue to make steady progress in the improvement of each locality,” remarked the mayor.
The project not only represents a commitment to urban modernization, but also responds to the needs of the population, which until now did not have adequate infrastructure for study, training or the celebration of cultural, musical and social events. In addition, the construction of the new parking lot will significantly improve mobility and access to the town center, facilitating the daily life of both residents and visitors to the area.
The financing of this important action will have contributions from the Canary Islands Development Fund (FDCAN) and the Cabildo of Fuerteventura, in collaboration with the City Council of Pájara. From the municipal corporation recognizes the involvement of the island institution in this project, highlighting the importance of joint work between administrations to realize a project of this magnitude.
With this action, the City Council not only promotes the largest public investment in recent decades in Morro Jable, but also lays the foundations for a more inclusive, sustainable and people-oriented urban development model. It is a transformation that will mark a milestone in the history of the municipality.
