, during a meeting with representatives of said organization's member countries.
The diplomat explained that Peru has adopted over 55 legal instruments from the organization.
The country is currently being evaluated by 24 committees and 25 working groups, with six evaluation meetings and 12 fact-finding missions conducted to date.
Ambassador Camino thanked the diplomatic missions for their participation in the
technical meetings on the recommendations of each evaluation committee, where areas for cooperation will be identified, and
support from OECD member countries is expected.
Ambassador Valdivieso indicated that
coordination is ongoing with Peruvian State sectors to
establish work plans so as to
ensure sustained progress in our country's integration into the organization.
She reiterated Peru's gratitude to member countries for their interest and support in the accession process, which will enable our nation to meet the organization's standards —an international benchmark in public policies and good practices based on evidence that contribute to sustainable and inclusive development for citizens.
On June 7, 2023, Peru submitted the Initial Memorandum —a self-assessment of our regulatory framework, policies, and practices to determine our status regarding OECD standards.