The aim of this paper is to review thestate of the productive infrastructure of Uruguay and thedevelopment policies that govern it and to propose policyoptions for the long term contribution to achieving a higherlevel of economic and sustainable development, based on thepremise that there is a link between the development of acountry's infrastructure and its economic growth. Thestudy analyzes the institutions and pertinent regulations.The study examines in greater depth the factors related toinfrastructure production that affect the country in aquantum leap in economic growth. The first study concludesthat while no one can assert that the sectors ofUruguay's electricity and transportation areinefficient, there are potential sectoral gains. The policyoptions have been framed by strategic pillars for eachsector and can be summarized as follows: Increase thecapacity of transport infrastructure and land ports.Maximize efficiency in providing service transport.Strengthen efficient allocation of resources through amultimodal vision. Improve efficiency and regulation.Position as a logistics center in Uruguay the MERCOSLJR.Therefore, the objective of this study is to review thepolicies in the areas of Uruguay's productiveinfrastucture that can have a major impact on the productivestructure of the country and hence on economic growth, andhence propose elements and policy options for sectors in thelong term.