emphasized to Japanese businesspeople that Peru maintains a solid legal framework that provides stability and security for investments.
Therefore, the top official called for promoting projects in key sectors such as infrastructure, energy, transportation, logistics, and agroindustry.
During her
remarks at a working meeting held in Tokyo,
the Head of State stressed that Peru’s infrastructure gap requires sustainable, high-quality investment to build more and better bridges, roads, airports, and ports, with the aim of reducing inequality and poverty.
"I am confident that the path toward the social well-being and development of Peruvians can move forward hand-in-hand with Japanese investment, as our countries have a solid and comprehensive legal framework that guarantees the stability and security of Japanese investments," Mrs. Boluarte stated before the executives.
Moreover, the President emphasized that Japan is one of Peru’s most important partners. In this regard, she recalled that in 2024 it was the fifth-largest destination for Peruvian exports, which included minerals such as copper, zinc, tin, iron, and natural gas, as well as agroindustry products such as avocados, asparagus, grapes, and mangoes.
The top official also expressed her expectation that Peruvian blueberries will soon reach the Japanese market.
Lastly, the President thanked the Peruvian–Japanese Business Council (CEPEJA) and the businesspeople present for their support of her Government’s initiatives and their interest in the South American country.
"Only through unity between the State and the private sector will we be able to close the poverty gap and ensure that everyone has the opportunity to grow and develop," Mrs. Boluarte stated.
"I am convinced that investments in Peru will arrive massively from Japan, and you can rest assured that we will provide you with the necessary support," she concluded.