will hold meetings with five Heads of State and about 14 business leaders in Davos, Switzerland, as part of the
announced Monday.
“The President will meet with five Heads of State and around 14 world-class business leaders to deliver a message that she has constantly emphasized: Peru is a trustworthy country, where one can invest,” he noted.
The ambassador stated that the word of Peruvians is absolutely trustworthy, which is why everyone can come and invest in the South American nation.
The diplomat specified that, at the meeting with CEOs of companies, whether they are currently in Peru or wish to come to the country, a central issue is security, something that concerns everyone, particularly the government.
“It is true that illegal mining is what generates these high levels of insecurity and absolutely serious violence, and confronting them is an inherent issue,” he pointed out.
At this event, it will be discussed how the fragmented global landscape and the exponential development of technologies can be used for good, for the unification of the world stage, and the population’s well-being.
Schialer also stated that, as Foreign Affairs Minister, he will meet with peers from Portugal, Saudi Arabia, the OECD Secretary-General, and the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights at the Davos Forum.
With the latter -he said– a joint assessment will be carried out on the human rights situation in Peru and how it can continue to contribute to that goal.
President Boluarte is traveling to Davos, Switzerland, to participate in the World Economic Forum (WEF) Annual Meeting, leading the Peruvian delegation.
According to the legislative resolution granting travel authorization, Peru’s top official will participate in various events, including the private strategic session “Sustainable Finance and Investment for the Amazon” and the session “Addressing Latin America’s Faultlines.”
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