President: Next trip abroad will lead to greater, better investments for Peru

Photo: ANDINA/Presidency of the Republic of Peru

18:00 | Lima, Oct. 4.

The President of the Republic Dina Boluarte on Wednesday underscored the importance of her presence abroad and participation in bilateral meetings with other leaders to obtain greater and better investments for Peru.

This was stated by the top official before media outlets during the inspection of prevention works in the Cinco Esquinas (Five Corners) area located in Piura region, given the possible presence of El Niño phenomenon.

"The visit that we are going to make to the president of Germany also serves so that we can seek greater investment for Peru," Mrs. Boluarte expressed.

"(…) presidents do not meet with prime ministers or foreign affairs ministers; presidents meet with presidents. It is important that the president travels abroad to seek greater and better investments for Peru," she stated.

Seeking authorization

The Executive Branch has submitted an official request to Parliament so that Mrs. Boluarte can be authorized to leave the national territory from October 11 to 15, 2023, to travel to Germany, the Holy See, and Italy, where she will take part in a series of activities.

Along with the letter, the Executive Branch has submitted the respective draft legislative resolution, which states that the Head of State plans to go to the cities of Stuttgart and Berlin, in the Federal Republic of Germany; Vatican City, in the State of the same name; and Rome, in the Republic of Italy.

It also indicates that the President will participate as a guest of honor at the event called "Latin America Day," organized by the German business association Lateinamerika Verein e.V. (LAV, for its acronym in German).

In addition, Mrs. Boluarte will hold bilateral meetings with the Federal President of Germany, Frank-Walter Steinmeier, and other high-ranking authorities of said country; with Pope Francis and the Secretary of State of the Holy See, Cardinal Pietro Parolin; and with the Director-General of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) Qu Dongyu.

The draft legislative resolution states that the Peruvian dignitary will remain in charge of the Presidential Office using digital technologies, which adopt digital security mechanisms and ensure the security of the means to be used, within the framework of current regulations.

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Published: 10/4/2023

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