signed the Extradition Agreement between the two countries in New York on Monday.
It is an instrument that strengthens cooperation against transnational organized crime, terrorism, corruption, and impunity.
The agreement provides for the seizure of objects, documents, and evidence, while also simplifying administrative procedures by exempting documentation from legalization requirements and other formalities.
The ministers highlighted progress in implementing the roadmap adopted during the 10th Political Consultations Mechanism held in 2025.
The framework provides for promoting a visit by a Polish business delegation to Peru and negotiations for a memorandum of understanding between the two countries' environment ministries.
Additionally, they discussed cooperation in areas such as energy security and Antarctic research.
Minister Espa is part of the delegation accompanying President Keiko Fujimori on her trip to New York to participate in High-Level Week of the 81st United Nations General Assembly session and develop an international agenda.