, held in Seville, Spain, where he called on the international community to reform financing allocation mechanisms.
During his address, the diplomat called for changes to the current international financing criteria so they reflect the real needs of middle-income countries and help prevent them from falling into the so-called "middle-income trap."
The ambassador underscored that without fairer and more effective access to international financial resources, countries like Peru will face greater difficulties in moving toward sustainable and inclusive development.
Bilateral meetings
Alongside his participation in the conference, Minister Schialer held several bilateral meetings with high-ranking international officials.
In turn, the WTO official praised Peru for the prudent and effective management of its foreign policy amid a challenging global context.
Both officials also discussed expanding IOM cooperation in support of the Special Commission for Refugees and in matters related to financial transfers from the Peruvian diaspora.