Economy and Finance Minister Carlos Oliva on Friday affirmed that investors have acknowledged Peru's economic situation is stable and attractive.
"Investors highlight
Peru's strengths that protect it from international shocks (…). The effects on Peru have been minimal so far," the cabinet member expressed.
According to the official, the impact on exchange rates has been minimal, and the country's risk is decreasing.
"The fiscal and
monetary strengths we possess are helping us withstand international shocks," he added.
Furthermore, Oliva said the meetings with investors were productive since the Inca country has left a good impression.
"(…) The acknowledgment of
Peru's strengths should make us all Peruvians proud," he stated.
The government official went on to add this achievement is the outcome of the sacrifice and efforts undertaken by the corresponding administrations over the last 30 years.
The event was aimed to promote the Inca nation, as well as share the guidelines of the fiscal and monetary policy implemented in the country.
The 22-people delegation included national authorities, inPERU Chairman Francis Stenning, private sector representatives, and press members.
Peruvian Bank Association (Asbanc) President Martin Naranjo and American Chamber of Commerce of Peru (AmCham) Executive-Director Aldo Defilippi were also among the attendees.