The President of the Republic, Martin Vizcarra, on Monday asked the national ambassadors based in the Americas' countries to
"Let's continue working together, so that Peru's voice becomes increasingly active and can be heard around the world, so that
in the year and a half we have left as Government, we can lay the foundations for a more united and more prosperous country (...)," he expressed.
In this regard, the President stressed that Peru is a democratic country where there is
separation and independence of powers, which respects fundamental freedoms, and undertook a process of reforms within the framework of the Constitution while being supported by its citizens.
Furthermore, the dignitary said Peru has made plenty of progress so far this century thanks to the valuable contribution of the Foreign Affairs Ministry. This effort allowed the country to be competitively inserted into the world, the
APEC, the
Pacific Alliance, and other spaces, which have allowed the Inca nation to establish standards for the
development of economic and trade policies.
"We need effective institutions not only in the domestic sphere, but also in the international one, in order to manage global affairs more efficiently and face challenges such as
climate change, inequality, or organized crime," he told the attending ambassadors.