A Peruvian delegation —led by
— participated in the "Peru Time" event, showcasing investment opportunities in the exploration and exploitation of our country's varied mineral wealth, within the framework of the
world summit held in the Australian city of Sydney.
During the "Peru Time" event, representatives from our public and private sectors presented the advantages offered to attract more investments at this global conclave that brings together more than 9,000 attendees, 800 mining companies, and delegations from 120 countries.
Key player
Likewise, the Cabinet member emphasized that Peru is a key player in the framework of the energy transition.
In this regard, he said experts project that there will be a deficit of 5 million tons of copper by 2030.
To cover this deficit, around US$125 billion is required worldwide, and Peru will be able to capture a large part of this amount thanks to its mining potential.
Peruvian potential
The officials participated in the inauguration of the Peruvian stand at the Sydney Convention Centre, through the ribbon cutting and the corresponding ceremony in the presence of representatives from the private sector and members of the Peruvian delegation at IMARC 2024.
Similarly, they learned first-hand about the daily trading volume of Australia's economy, which positions it as one of the most important in the world due to its ability to leverage its mineral wealth.