The Government of Pará participates in the celebrations for the 37th anniversary of Parauapebas and delivers urban property titles
During the commemorative program, Governor Helder Barbalho highlighted state investments in health, infrastructure, and higher education in the southern and southeastern regions of Pará
The municipality of Parauapebas celebrates, this Saturday (10), 37 years of political-administrative autonomy with a program marked by actions directed specifically at the population. The celebrations began this Friday (9) with the presence of Governor Helder Barbalho, who highlighted the investments made by the State Government in strategic areas such as health, urban infrastructure, and higher education, strengthening the partnership with the Municipal City Hall and neighboring municipalities.
During the event, 482 urban property titles were delivered in the Vale do Sol subdivision, with the registration of buildings through Urban Land Regularization (Reurb). This action guarantees legal security to the benefiting families.
Maria José Lima, a resident of the neighborhood, celebrated the achievement of the document. "This partnership is very important for the population to see that things are happening. It is of great relevance to the community."
Governor Helder Barbalho reinforced the State's commitment to regional development and highlighted the progress in the health sector with the transformation of the municipal hospital into a regional unit.
"We are already building together the solution to transform the municipal hospital into a regional hospital, which will improve the quality of health care. It will benefit Parauapebas, Curionópolis, Eldorado, Canaã, and even the people from PA-279. We built and delivered, for the first time, a regional hospital on PA-279, as a result of the investments we are bringing to this entire region."
In the area of higher education, Helder Barbalho emphasized the efforts to ensure more access to public and quality education in the south and southeast of the state.
"We are studying the creation of the State University of Southern and Southeastern Pará. Today, we already have here the campus of the State University of Pará (Uepa), which we brought to ensure that the youth of Parauapebas do not need to leave the city to seek higher education in Marabá or Tocantins. With this new university, we will further expand opportunities for the youth."
The commemorative program was also attended by the First Lady of the State, Daniela Barbalho; the mayor of Parauapebas, Aurélio Goiano; the mayor of Curionópolis, Mariana Chamon; state deputy Chamonzinho; councilors, and other leaders from the region.
