highlighted the growing interest of European investors in expanding their capital and backing new projects in Peru, thanks to the country's macroeconomic strength and stability.
During inPERU's XVIII Europe Roadshow 2025, the delegation held nearly 30 bilateral meetings with corporate leaders and business associations in England and Spain, strengthening Peru's image as one of the most reliable and dynamic markets in the region.
In Santander —the tour's final stop— the minister took part in the "Investing in Peru" seminar.
Likewise, the government official held meetings with energy companies such as Indra, Actis Orygen, and Zelestra; the construction consortium Cintra-Sacyr-Acciona; the financial institution Santander; and the association European Automobile Manufacturers' Association (ACEA).
Furthermore, the Cabinet member held talks with corporations such as Transportadora de Gas del Perú (TGP), Cálidda, Credicorp, BCI, Repsol, and Integratel, among others.
The high-ranking official emphasized that, thanks to its macroeconomic strength, Peru is a reliable country for foreign investment.
This will help accelerate the execution of major transportation projects and airport modernization, as well as open new investment opportunities in strategic sectors such as energy, sanitation, education, and health.
Among these, the Economy and Finance minister highlighted the expansion of photovoltaic plants, 18 power transmission lines valued at US$3.5 billion, water treatment projects, as well as initiatives under the PPP model.
The latter include four High-Performance Schools in financial closure and the upcoming packages of Bicentennial Schools.
"The outcome of this Roadshow is positive: in London, Madrid, and Santander, we have sparked concrete interest from international companies in a diversified portfolio exceeding US$20 billion," Perez Reyes stated.
"This will continue to expand with new public–private partnerships aimed at transforming Peruvians' quality of life in health, education, transportation, water, and electricity," he added.
The Peruvian delegation also presented a transportation megaprojects portfolio worth over US$49.6 billion, including the Chancay–Pucallpa Railway (US$14.9 billion), Lima Metro Lines 3-4 (US$10 billion), and the New Central Highway (US$6.7 billion).
Additionally, 80 projects are projected to be awarded between 2025 and 2026, worth over US$20 billion in sectors such as transportation, health, sanitation, education, energy, and tourism.
These include flagship initiatives such as the Third Group of Airports, the Ancon Industrial Park, and the Wastewater Treatment Plants in Puerto Maldonado and Cajamarca.
In the agricultural sector, Perez Reyes underscored irrigation projects worth over US$22 billion, which are expected to generate 2.3 million jobs and position Peru as a key global food supplier.
Among these, the standout projects include Chinecas (US$3.4 billion), Chavimochic (US$430 million), Majes Siguas II (US$843 million), and Alto Piura (US$196 million).
During previous sessions in London and Madrid, the Peruvian delegation held meetings with financial institutions such as BTG Pactual and Deutsche Bank; infrastructure investment funds like Energy Infrastructure Group and IFM Investors; the energy network company REDEIA; and the mining firm Anglo American.
Its members also met with business associations such as the Ibero-American Business Alliance Council (CEAPI) and the Ibero-American Business Council (CEIB).
inPERU's XVIII Europe Roadshow 2025 —which included stops in London, Madrid, and Santander— reinforced Peru as a reliable destination for investment and international trade.
The tour highlighted the South American country's economic potential, competitive advantages, and openness to foreign capital in strategic sectors for development, according to the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF).