11:08 | Davos (Switzerland), Jan. 22.
The
President of the Republic Dina Boluarte met in Davos with the CEOs of multinationals
Glencore, Gary Nagle, and
DP World, Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem, who expressed interest in expanding their investments in Peru.
As part of her trip to participate in the World Economic Forum (WEF) Annual Meeting, the top official held a meeting with Glencore CEO Gary Nagle, who highlighted the Government's policy for promoting responsible investments, the Presidential Office reported via X.
"Therefore, the multinational company recognized the country's legal and economic security, and announced its interest in expanding investments in Peru," reads the post.
It is worth highlighting that Glencore —headquartered in Switzerland— has investments in Peru's mining sector, specifically in Antamina and Antapaccay mines, as well as a logistics warehouse in Callao region.
DP World
Previously,
the Head of State held a bilateral meeting with DP World Chief Executive Officer, Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem, also within the framework of her participation in WEF's Annual Meeting.
The company CEO announced his interest in increasing investments in our country by over $1 billion in the field of port infrastructure, with the aim of boosting agroexports and employment.
Additionally,
this aims to strengthen Peru's position as the logistical hub in the region, as stated by the
Presidency of the Republic.
DP World is a company owned by the State of Dubai, United Arab Emirates. It is the operator of Callao Port's Southern Dock.
These bilateral meetings are part of President Dina Boluarte's agenda, who has already started her participation at the
WEF.
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Published: 1/22/2025