The German senior official is making an official visit to the South American country accompanied by a business delegation from the mining, energy, infrastructure, and logistics sectors, reflecting the strategic nature of bilateral relations and mutual interest in economic cooperation.
During this meeting, Deputy Minister Anderson highlighted Germany's position as Peru's third-largest trading partner in the European Union and its leading source of imports from the region.
Similarly, the diplomat underscored opportunities to increase trade and attract greater German investment, supported by Peru's economic openness policy, respect for the rule of law, and legal certainty.
Deputy Minister Anderson acknowledged the presence of German companies in key sectors such as mining, energy, infrastructure, transportation, and logistics.
Their technology and high standards contribute to the country's modernization and help bridge development gaps.
Moreover, he expressed Peru's interest in expanding their participation.
The importance of German development cooperation, strengthened over more than six decades of joint efforts, was also recognized, particularly its support for national priorities such as climate action and Peru's accession process to the OECD.
These high-level meetings reaffirm both countries' commitment to deepening strategic dialogue and expanding areas of cooperation.