highlighted that the international investors who have met with President Dina Boluarte are highly interested in proposing the transfer of more investment projects to Peru.
The Cabinet member made this comment after assessing the results of the bilateral meetings in Davos, within the framework of the
World Economic Forum (WEF).
The government official mentioned that investors value the existing economic stability in Peru, viewing it as a reliable, attractive country with many opportunities and resources.
"The achievements of the meetings we have held in Davos are, in general, the commitment of investors to visit the country and assess long-term investment opportunities," he indicated.
"Peru cannot grow without private investment. In 2025, we will work to ensure that investment grows at rates higher than 5%, and we will close the year with a level of private investment exceeding US$50 billion," Arista noted.
"This will be capitalized into greater economic growth, which means less poverty, more jobs, higher wages, and greater well-being for the population," he added.
These gatherings added to those held Wednesday with Newmont Corporation CEO Tom Palmer, regarding the expansion of the Yanacocha Sulfuros Project; Ferrovial CEO Rafael del Pino; Anglo American CEO Duncan Wanblad; Glencore CEO Gary Nagle; and DP World CEO Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem. The latter announced his interest in expanding investments by over US$1 billion for port infrastructure in our country.