Peruvian, Colombian Presidents meet in U.S.

Photo: ANDINA/Presidency of the Republic of Peru

11:18 | Los Angeles (U.S.), Jun. 8.

The President of the Republic Pedro Castillo held a bilateral meeting with his Colombian counterpart Ivan Duque on Wednesday morning, within the framework of the IX Summit of the Americas taking place in Los Angeles, United States.

On this occasion, the Peruvian Head of State was joined by Economy-Finance Minister Oscar Graham, Peru's Permanent Representative to the OAS Harold Forsyth, and Peruvian Ambassador to Spain Oscar Maurtua.

El presidente @PedroCastilloTe se reunió con su homólogo de Colombia, @IvanDuque, y evaluaron diversos temas como la protección de la Amazonía, lucha contra la deforestación y minería ilegal. También abordaron la seguridad alimentaria y el apoyo a los pequeños agricultores. pic.twitter.com/uhlo6inSjV
— Presidencia del Perú ???? (@presidenciaperu) June 8, 2022

Además, analizaron los avances de los acuerdos del VI Gabinete Binacional que se realizó en enero en Villa de Leyva, Colombia. Este encuentro, en Estados Unidos, es parte de las actividades que desarrolla el presidente @PedroCastilloTe por la IX Cumbre de las Américas. pic.twitter.com/uASGdW1NQA
— Presidencia del Perú ???? (@presidenciaperu) June 8, 2022

As is known,

President Castillo arrived in the U.S. city this morning to participate in the IX Summit of the Americas. He has an intense work agenda from June 8 to 10.

It includes meetings with presidents of the region, representatives of international organizations and businesspeople, in search of new investments for Peru.

Last Tuesday, before departing for the United States, the Head of State said he was traveling to bring positive news in favor of Peru and the integration of the peoples at the Summit of the Americas.

The top official affirmed that the event will allow the Government to strengthen multilateral solutions against the food crisis, poverty, insecurity, and inequalities.

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Published: 6/8/2022

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