highlighted on Thursday the recent launch of the first deregulatory shock to achieve economic growth, which includes over 400 measures across 13 key sectors of the Peruvian economy.
Through its X account, the Presidential Office emphasized that the shock includes three main action lines: Reducing restrictions and improving regulation, simplifying procedures, and enhancing efficiency in State management.
"With more than 50% already underway, these initiatives aim to boost competitiveness and productivity in key sectors such as mining, construction, and trade. A firm step towards economic growth!" the Presidency stated in its post.
Among the measures set for implementation, the multisectoral portfolio for Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) and Asset Projects (AP) stands out, with an investment of US$70 billion, along with 22 irrigation projects totaling US$24 billion.
Additionally, the plan includes the signing of PPP addendums in strategic sectors worth over US$9 billion; the relaunch of the PPP mechanism; and the municipal incentives program, which aims to eliminate 1,846 bureaucratic barriers.