The President of the Republic of Peru, Keiko Fujimori, arrived in El Salvador tonight for an official visit aimed at strengthening bilateral relations and cooperation between the two countries.
Upon her arrival at El Salvador International Airport—traveling on a commercial flight—the President was received with military honors befitting her high office, rendered by cadets from the Captain General Gerardo Barrios Military School.
President Fujimori was welcomed upon arrival by El Salvador’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Alexandra Hill. Also present to receive her were Peru’s Ambassador to El Salvador, César Jordán, and El Salvador’s Ambassador to Peru, Pablo Caballero.
President Fujimori is accompanied by her ministers of Foreign Affairs, Carlos Espá; the Interior, César Astudillo; Justice and Human Rights, Ernesto Álvarez; and Health, Luis Dyer.
The delegation also includes the Deputy Minister of Pedagogical Management, Miriam Ponce, and the Director of the National Program for Educational Infrastructure (Pronied), Pedro Morales.
Agenda
During her official visit, the head of state will carry out a work agenda focused on exchanging experiences and strengthening bilateral cooperation in areas such as public security, the fight against organized crime, and other sectors of common interest, including health, education, and tourism.
The President will hold a meeting with her counterpart, Nayib Bukele, and will visit the Terrorism Confinement Center (CECOT), a flagship educational facility, and the Rosales National Hospital. Additionally, President Fujimori will learn about the "DoctorSV" medical care technology platform and will meet with Peruvian and Salvadoran business leaders.
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Publicado: 28/10/2026