Peru: President-elect's Office maintains permanent dialogue with citizenry

Photo: ANDINA/Melina Mejía

Photo: ANDINA/Melina Mejía

01:04 | Lima, Jul. 24.

The President-elect's Office holds meetings with representatives from various sectors of Peru to gather their main proposals and needs and incorporate them into the incoming administration's agenda, as part of the open-door and dialogue policy established by President-elect Keiko Fujimori.

It reported that dozens of citizens and civil society organizations from various regions of the country have visited its headquarters in Lima's San Isidro district since July 7 to be heard and to request that their concerns be included in the incoming administration's agenda.

The President-elect's Office's social media accounts state that it maintains ongoing dialogue and coordination with the citizenry.

It also highlighted that recently-elected deputies and senators have been meeting with authorities, trade associations, civil society representatives, and delegations from various regions.

During these meetings, participants' main concerns and proposals are heard and will be incorporated into the incoming administration's agenda, which takes office on July 28.

Thus, President-elect Keiko Fujimori Higuchi meets daily with provincial mayors, political leaders, mothers from the Glass of Milk program, and other representatives of society.

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Publicado: 24/7/2026