The President of the Republic, Keiko Fujimori, and her Ecuadorian counterpart, Daniel Noboa, signed the Lima 2026 Presidential Declaration today, within the framework of the Presidential Meeting and the 17th Peru-Ecuador Binational Cabinet.
The meeting took place at the Government Palace, with the participation of ministerial delegations from both countries.
The signing ceremony was held in the Eléspuru Hall of the Government Palace, following a plenary session led by both heads of state.
During this session, key issues on the shared agenda were addressed, and the results of the 18th Peruvian-Ecuadorian Neighborhood Commission were presented.
Cooperation agreements in fisheries and energy
As part of this bilateral engagement, a memorandum of understanding on fisheries was also signed between Peru’s Ministry of Production and Ecuador’s Ministry of Economic and Productive Development.
The agreement was signed by Peru’s Minister of Production, Juan Requejo, and his Ecuadorian counterpart, the Minister of Economic and Productive Development, Bernardo Cordovez.
Additionally, a memorandum of understanding was signed between the Ecuadorian state-owned hydrocarbon company (EP Petroecuador) and the Peruvian state-owned oil company (Petroperú S.A.), aimed at strengthening cooperation and energy integration between the two nations.
This document was signed by Sebastián Maag, representing EP Petroecuador, and on behalf of Petroperú, by General Manager Luis Suárez and Chairman of the Board Oliver Stark.
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Publicado: 20/10/2026