Prime Minister Cesar Villanueva on Tuesday affirmed it is necessary to
and generating more investments intended for infrastructure and employment.
According to the high-ranking official, despite some problems in the national economy, it remained at a good level.
As is known, northern Peru was hit by
Coastal El Niño floods in 2017. Said weather event was characterized by heavy rains, landslides, and floods, which destroyed infrastructure and crops, thus leaving many citizens homeless.
Investments
Likewise, in the next days, President Martin Vizcarra will
announce investments worth S/2 billion (US$600 million) and S/7 billion (US$2.102 billion) for the coming months. These projects will increase Peru's GDP and boost the economy.
"Besides, we currently undertake efforts to
attract more investments in diverse sectors, such as public investment (…)," the cabinet chief expressed.
Furthermore, he indicated the
fight against corruption will enable the investment of resources —that
were directed to illegal acts in the past— into infrastructure, production, and other sectors.
Viable country
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