The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) highlighted Peru's progress toward joining the international organization and recognized it as the most advanced candidate country in Latin America.
The announcement was made by the Presidency of the Council of Ministers (PCM) in a post on X.
"The OECD highlights Peru's progress and recognizes it as the most advanced candidate country in Latin America in its accession process. The announcement was made during a meeting between Prime Minister Luis Enrique Arroyo Sanchez and OECD Secretary-General Mathias Cormann," the post stated.
"We continue moving forward toward a better future for the country!" it added.
As is publicly known, the Cabinet chief is in Paris, France, where he will hold meetings with various officials from the international organization.
He will also reaffirm the Executive Branch's political commitment to advancing the accession process.
Madrid Agenda
After concluding his agenda in France, Prime Minister Arroyo will arrive in Madrid, Spain, on June 4 to carry out activities aimed at positioning Peru as a reliable partner and a safe destination for investment.
The centerpiece of the visit will take place on Friday, June 5, when he participates in the roadshow "Peru: Investment Opportunities in Infrastructure and Public Services."
The forum serves as a strategic platform to present a robust portfolio of projects to European investors, strengthening international confidence in concrete initiatives that drive national development.