The Government of Peru is promoting productive diversification to
improve the country's competitiveness, Economy and Finance Minister Carlos Oliva reported on Monday.
"We are promoting productive diversification. We are working on three sectors: forestry, aquaculture, and
tourism," he affirmed.
"A series of calculations were performed by applying a methodology, plus it was determined that the infrastructure gap has reached S/363 billion (about US$108.4 billion)," Oliva stated.
Moreover, he said 24 out of the 52 projects in such portfolio shall be completed within two or three years, while 25 are expected to be finished within five or six.
"We need a series of infrastructure projects in the country in order to be more competitive," he stated.
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Published: 9/9/2019