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Peru: PM highlights 2024 export record with US$73 billion projections

12:21 | Lima, Jan. 6.

Prime Minister Gustavo Adrianzen on Monday stressed that Peru reached a new export record in 2024, with projections exceeding US$73 billion.

"A historic achievement that demonstrates the unstoppable growth of our foreign trade. For 2025, we hope to exceed US$75 billion," he underscored via social media.

The Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism (Mincetur) reported that the country reached a new export record in 2024, an unprecedented achievement that reaffirms the sector's growth.

The government agency noted that Peruvian exports totaled US$60.168 billion in the first 10-month period of 2024 due to higher export volume and better prices.

Within this framework, the growth of the fishing, agricultural, and metal-mining sectors stood out. This dynamism has also been driven by an increase in the number of exporters.

During the first ten months of 2024, 8,991 exporters were registered, a 4.2% increase compared to the same period in 2023.

This export growth has also been due to the increase in regional shipments, which account for 84% of total exports. They reached US$50.327 billion between January and October 2024.

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Published: 1/6/2025