on Monday led the Peru–Indonesia Business Forum.
At this event, the Head of State presented our country as a stable nation, open to investment, and as a unique opportunity to take part in the main logistics hub and coordinator of trade routes in the South American Pacific.
The top official emphasized that Peru and Indonesia have much in common, as they are emerging economies open to free trade and foreign investment, in addition to having strategic geographic locations.
"Peru offers legal certainty, macroeconomic discipline, and social profitability for its investments," Mrs. Boluarte pointed out.
The President highlighted that Peru has 23 international treaties and offers a range of benefits to foreign investors, one of which is protection against inconvertibility, expropriation, and other non-commercial risks.
Mrs. Boluarte added that our country is recognized for its significant biological diversity, ecosystems, and variety of microclimates, which ensures an exportable supply that will continue growing in the future.
"Peru presents itself as a reliable partner with high productive potential to contribute to global food security," she underscored.
The Head of State highlighted the strength of Peruvian macroeconomic policy, as evidenced by an average economic growth of 4.4% over the past 20 years, single-digit inflation, a stable exchange rate, and controlled interest rates.
Lastly, the President emphasized that the entry into force of the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement will strengthen the trade relationship, which grew by 23% in 2024, consolidating Indonesia as Peru's sixth-largest trading partner in Asia.