highlighted Peru's advantages as an investment destination in London on Tuesday, during the second day of the XVIII Europe Roadshow 2025.
During the "Invest in Peru" seminar, the government official emphasized that the South American country combines macroeconomic stability, trade openness, developing infrastructure, and abundant natural resources.
He added that these factors make Peru one of the most attractive markets in the region.
Minister Perez Reyes delivered the presentation "Peru: Economic Outlook and Investment Opportunities."
Within this framework, the government official explained that the country maintains solid macroeconomic fundamentals, including low public debt, controlled inflation, a stable exchange rate, and investment-grade credit rating.
"Our country is one of the most reliable investment hubs in Latin America. We are working to promote a significant group of investments: 18 power transmission lines, transport projects worth nearly US$8 billion, and the renovation of eight regional airports, including the operation of Chinchero International Airport in Cusco, a region that receives more than 7 million passengers annually," he stated.
The Cabinet member indicated that the government is promoting sanitation and water management projects, such as wastewater treatment plants in Chincha (already awarded), Cajamarca, and Puerto Maldonado.
Altogether, an investment package worth around US$20 billion has been structured to be awarded between 2025 and 2026 through Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs).
Regarding the mining sector, the Minister of Economy and Finance reported that two major projects worth around US$4.5 billion are under evaluation. They could be announced by the end of this year or the beginning of next.
"In total, we manage a portfolio exceeding US$60 billion, aimed at consolidating Peru as one of the world's leading producers of copper and gold. Our goal is to continue developing this potential, especially in copper, where we hold one of the largest reserves at the international level," he emphasized.
In terms of infrastructure, he highlighted strategic projects such as the Chancay Port, Lima Metro Lines 3 and 4, and 21 irrigation megaprojects, which will strengthen national and regional competitiveness.
During the day, Minister Perez Reyes held meetings with major British corporations.
With Anglo American —one of the world's leading mining companies and responsible for the Quellaveco project in Peru— he reviewed new initiatives related to copper and other minerals.
Likewise, with Mercer —a global leader in consulting and investments— he explored opportunities to strengthen human capital management and the financial environment in the country.
Similarly, the Peruvian government official held talks with Sidara, an international network of design, engineering, and consulting that participates in projects such as Lima Metro Line 1.
The company expressed its interest in contributing to sanitation and irrigation projects, in line with the sustainable development agenda promoted by the Peruvian government.