reflects the professionalism of the Foreign Affairs Ministry in the matter.
"Beyond the known problems, this represents a very important agreement for the country, as well as reflects the efficiency and professionalism of our Foreign Affairs Ministry," he added.
Thus, the Cabinet chief affirmed that an orderly transfer will take place as a result of the effort by the Foreign Affairs ministries of the four member countries: Peru, Chile, Mexico, and Colombia.
"This will be an orderly transfer; it is an effort (undertaken) by the four Foreign Affairs ministries, and what Peru is going to do is look forward because what matters, at this moment, is the strengthening of an alliance that is so important for the interests of all Peruvians and countries that have committed their efforts and investments to this alliance," he highlighted.
The government's spokesman added that during this timeframe the economic mechanisms related to the Pacific Alliance have continued to work. Thus, Peru will continue working, seeking its development and that of other member countries.
Remarks were made to reporters at the Government Palace Courtyard of Honor in the Peruvian capital, Lima, after a session of the Council of Ministers.