With the aim of strengthening regional economic integration and consolidating capital attraction in mega-development projects, the Ministry of Transport and Communications (MTC) presented the sector's main priorities in road infrastructure, logistics connectivity, and transport modernization to a delegation of senior executives and investors from Mexico.
During a High-Level Peru-Mexico Business Meeting, organized by the Lima Chamber of Commerce (CCL), the Vice Minister of Transport, Gabriela Carrasco Carrasco, emphasized that Peru maintains a solid, transparent, and predictable legal framework to guarantee sustainable private investment.
"To achieve efficient and inclusive logistics connectivity, alliance with the international private sector is key. On this day, we call on Mexican companies, recognized for their technical capacity in infrastructure and transport, to be part of the strategic projects that will transform the mobility and competitiveness of our country," said the Vice Minister during her speech.
The meeting brought together important representatives of industrial conglomerates and companies specializing in construction and infrastructure, public transport, maritime logistics, technology, and telecommunications.
The event was attended by the President of the Lima Chamber of Commerce, Raúl Barrios Fernández-Concha; the representative of the Mexican delegation, Ingrid Yrivarren; as well as representatives from PROINVERSIÓN and the Institute of Economics and Business Development (IEDEP) of the CCL.
With this type of meeting within the framework of the Pacific Alliance, the MTC reaffirms its commitment to continue promoting high-impact projects that boost the national economy, generate formal employment, and improve the quality of life for all Peruvians.
