met with National Society of Construction and Infrastructure (SNCI) Vice President Cesar Candela and private-sector representatives.
They addressed issues related to infrastructure, project continuity, and mechanisms aimed at strengthening investment execution for the benefit of millions of Peruvians.
In that regard,
the high-ranking official reaffirmed that the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF) maintains a public-private dialogue policy and promotes responsible management of public resources.
He added that the Government has demonstrated through actions that it prioritizes the completion of ongoing public works to help close gaps and foster better services for citizens.
Likewise, Minister Acuña emphasized that the Executive Branch's priority is to keep key investment plans on track and prevent new projects from being launched without sufficient financing.
"Our priority is the continuity of public works. We have to leave the house in order and prioritize the completion of investments already under execution. This is what we will prioritize in the supplementary budget bill that we are going to submit to Congress," he said during the meeting.
The Cabinet member reaffirmed that the MEF listens to the private sector and takes into account proposals aimed at improving investment execution.
Likewise, the minister indicated that one of the Government's goals is to leave the main infrastructure projects structured and on track for the next administration.
He added that this will be done while preserving fiscal balance and prioritizing initiatives that generate the greatest impact for the population.
The meeting was also attended by Deputy Economy Minister Eloy Duran, APUCORP Group CEO Carlos Tejada, EQUANS Peru CEO Omar Lam, Lima Expresa CEO Raul Diaz, and other Economy and Finance Ministry officials.