highlighted the growth experienced by the manufacturing sector, which reached 11.8% in December 2024.
In this regard, the Cabinet chief indicated that these figures confirm this productive sector as a key driver of Peru's economy.
"Their contribution of S/6.392 billion (US$1.723 billion), accounting for 11.7% of GDP, reflects the country's recovery and productive drive," he stated on the X platform.
He noted that this growth was driven by policies that strengthen the industry, with primary manufacturing (+37.5%) led by fishing, which recorded an excellent 217.5% expansion compared to December 2023.
In the publication, the high-ranking official underscored that Peru is a reliable partner for private investors from around the world thanks to its macroeconomic stability, among other factors.
"This year we will work to ensure that private investment grows at rates above 5%, reaching a record of more than US$50 billion, a dynamism that will generate more jobs, higher salaries, and tangible progress for Peruvian families," he pointed out.
The Cabinet chief also stressed that, despite global challenges, our country maintains controlled inflation, a stable exchange rate, and responsible public finances.
"This, along with trade openness and free trade agreements, offers a safe and predictable framework for foreign investment. Besides, Peru has a stable and well-regulated financial sector, which promotes and facilitates access to capital," he added.
Furthermore, Adrianzen reminded readers that our country is the world's second-largest producer of copper, holds significant reserves of lithium, zinc, gold, and silver, which are essential for clean and modern technologies.
Moreover, the high-ranking official emphasized that Peru seeks responsible investment, with value chains that boost local economies and respect natural resources.
Additionally, Adrianzen mentioned that one of the challenges is diversifying our economy, which is why the Government is committed to a sustainable energy transition, promoting renewable sources such as solar and wind power.
"These help reduce greenhouse gas emissions and represent an investment opportunity in energy infrastructure that will bring progress to millions of Peruvians," he underlined.
The Prime Minister indicated that more than US$8.034 billion in infrastructure projects is expected to be awarded through Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) in 2025, benefiting over 14 million fellow citizens, transforming connectivity, modernizing services, and generating employment nationwide.
"We call on investors from around the world: Peru is a reliable partner, with a long-term vision and great opportunities in mining, energy, tourism, manufacturing, fishing, infrastructure, and agribusiness. Each investment contributes to consolidating an inclusive growth model that creates jobs, reduces inequalities, and addresses global climate challenges," he stated.
Lastly, the Prime Minister pointed out that development is not only an economic objective, but also a commitment to the future of the population and to general well-being.
"The doors are open to those who share this vision and are willing to build, with us, a more responsible, prosperous, and sustainable future," he concluded.