The Executive Branch has authorized the trip of
Peruvian Foreign Affairs Minister Javier Gonzalez-Olaechea to Beijing, China, in order to pay an official visit to said city.
This visit is intended to strengthen the bilateral relationship between Peru and China in the political-diplomatic, economic-trade, cultural, and cooperation spheres.
The aim is "to deepen and invigorate the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership established in 2013, which is being reflected, among others, in the fact that, since 2014, said country has become Peru's primary trading partner and main investor," the document reads.
During his visit to Beijing, the Peruvian minister will meet with his Chinese counterpart and other government authorities.
Among the issues to be addressed are the preparations for high-level visits expected to take place this year in Peru, as well as the implementation of the 12th Peru-China Political Consultation Mechanism Meeting.
Trip to Paris
Gonzalez-Olaechea's trip will run from April 24 to May 5 this year, given that he will also pay an official visit to Paris, France.
According to the supreme resolution, he will also meet with officials from the
OECD Development Centre and other authorities.
On the same day, the Cabinet member will hold a meeting with
Dimitri Kerkentzes, secretary general of the Bureau International des Expositions (BIE), with the purpose of promoting Peru's participation at
Expo 2025 Osaka, in Japan.
Likewise, Gonzalez-Olaechea has been invited to the OECD Ministerial Council Meeting to be held in the French capital from May 2 to 3. This also takes place within the framework of Peru's accession process to the aforementioned international organization.
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Published: 4/24/2024