announced on Thursday that her administration will place special emphasis on addressing the potential impacts of El Niño phenomenon, as well as tackling crime, with the aim of restoring order.
"Yesterday we received our credentials with gratitude and, of course, a great sense of responsibility. We are preparing to take the reins and lead our country starting on July 28. We are concerned about the possible arrival of El Niño phenomenon and the need to confront crime in order to restore order," she stated.
The president-elect said she had returned to the Government Palace after many years.
Fujimori noted that she held a cordial meeting with the incumbent Head of State, "beyond any ideological differences that may exist between us."
"This cordiality is also a demonstration of institutional respect and what democracy means in our country. Every transition process involves the transfer of power, and power is temporary," she said.
The president-elect noted that her team is receiving information from each ministry as part of the transition process.
Likewise, Fujimori expressed appreciation for the willingness of all the teams to cooperate.
"There are high expectations and many decisions for us to make, but at this moment I would like to thank President Balcazar for his kindness and courtesy," she concluded.
Publicado: 16/7/2026