The bilateral relationship between Peru and Japan is in an excellent state, which translates into bilateral trade and the presence of both cultures in their territories,
At the end of said meeting, the Peruvian diplomat highlighted the existing common ties.
Likewise, the Peruvian diplomat stressed that the Nikkei community, or of Japanese descendants, in Peru is the third-largest in the world by including more than 100,000 people.
On the other hand, the Peruvian community in Japan, with 50,000 people, is the largest Spanish-speaking community in the Asian nation.
"The bilateral relationship that began on August 21, 1873, is in excellent state," Gervasi underlined.
This is also based on shared values and respect for democracy, she indicated.
Thanks and invitation
Similarly,
Minister Yoshimasa Hayashi was asked
to invite more Japanese companies to participate in investment projects —namely in infrastructure— in Peru by making use of the bilateral economic partnership agreement signed more than 10 years ago.