President of the Republic Keiko Fujimori traveled to El Salvador today for an official visit, where she will meet with her counterpart, Nayib Bukele. The two leaders will discuss matters of mutual interest, with a particular focus on public security and the fight against transnational organized crime.
Upon arriving in the Central American nation via a commercial flight, the head of state will engage in a series of activities aimed at exchanging experiences and strengthening bilateral relations in sectors such as justice, health, education, and tourism.
As part of her itinerary, the President plans to visit the Terrorism Confinement Center (CECOT) to learn about the measures El Salvador has implemented to combat criminal organizations.
Additionally, she will participate in meetings with Salvadoran authorities and representatives from the business sector to foster dialogue and explore new opportunities for cooperation and investment between the two nations.
President Fujimori will be accompanied by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Carlos Espá; the Minister of the Interior, César Astudillo; the Minister of Justice and Human Rights, Ernesto Álvarez; and the Minister of Health, Luis Dyer.
The delegation also includes the Deputy Minister of Pedagogical Management, Miriam Ponce, and the Director of the National Program for Educational Infrastructure (Pronied), Pedro Morales.
The official activities will take place on October 29 and 30, as part of a visit intended to strengthen the ties of cooperation and friendship between Peru and El Salvador.
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Published: 10/28/2026