The Head of the Presidency of the Council of Ministers (PCM), Alberto Otrolaannounced that he army and the National Police of Peru (PNP) will conduct a joint operation to unlock mining corridors in the collar

During his presentation at 2023 PDAC Congressheld in the City of Toronto (Canada), the Prime Minister clarified that the aforementioned intervention will be carried out in strict compliance Respect for human rights; as well as free public transport Yet the urgent need for economic recovery.

Likewise, the Prime Minister of Dina Boluarte indicated that the PCM lead the unblocking of administrative procedures to grant mining licenses and a program will be implemented, in charge of the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF), to give assistance to state entities which cannot accelerate the necessary investments due to logistical problems.

investment opportunities

Similarly, Otrola Pearanda stressed – to world mining leaders – the investment opportunities offered by the national territory and its fiscal sustainability.

“Peru is a safe country for investments and offers great opportunities in mining and energy at the World level. The guarantee of this are the macroeconomic fundamentals of our country in which they can continue trust foreign investors“, said the Prime Minister.

Furthermore, he stated that the “consistency and credibility” of the economic policies implemented They have enabled the country to cope with adverse contexts and to “rapidly” recover its economy.

Portfolio of mining projects

The head of the ministerial cabinet pointed out that Peru has a portfolio of 47 mining projects, which represent a total investment of 54 billion US dollars. He also said that the government will focus on supporting and unlocking 9 major projects, which represent a portfolio of 10,555 million US dollars.

“Peru has the advantage of being a polymetallic producer, a characteristic that places it better than other mining countries, given the uncertainty generated by the turbulence of financial conditions in the world,” he said. declared.

Bilateral meeting Peru – Canada

As part of its activities, Alberto Otrola held a meeting with Canada’s Minister of Small Business, Export Promotion and International Trade, Mary Ng. The said official ratified the commitment and respect who has his way with Peru and its rule of law.

Added to this, the Canadian minister expressed his interest in deepening the ceconomic and commercial exploitation Likewise, he considers it important that Peru soon assumes the presidency pro tempore of the Pacific Alliance.