THE Pyrenean highway between Pamplona and Jaca It is still unfinished despite the fact that work began in 2004. It should be noted that the Navarre section was completed between 2004 and 2012 and the 46 kilometers have been completed. However, the Aragonese section is not completely finished and attempts are still being made to connect the sections.
Today, the Secretary of State for Transport and Sustainable Mobility, José Antonio Santano, informed the Minister of Territorial Cohesion of Navarre, Óscar Chivite, that the works on the Sigües-Tiermas (Zaragoza) section of the A-21 will be completed. completed in the first quarter of 2025.
During the meeting the two had, Santano told him that “of the ministry “We are working to complete the route formed by the A-21, A-22 and A-23 motorways in order to begin to attract long-distance traffic from the Ebro corridor.”
In this sense, as reported by the Ministry in a statement, the Secretary of State indicated that 36 kilometers were put into service during this period and that the completion of the works on the Sigües-Tiermas section (province of Zaragoza) in the first quarter of 2025.
This will ensure the continuity of the A-21 motorway for 72.6 km, between Pamplona and the provincial border with Huesca, an alternative route to connect the coast road. Cantabria with Catalonia.
Therefore, according to the aforementioned source, as soon as budgetary availability allows, the works on the section connecting the A-21 with the A-23, which includes the Jaca bypass, will be put out to tender, and the project for the section of Queen’s Bridge in Fargowithin the provincial limit of Zaragoza, to adapt it to current regulations
