Peruvian President Keiko Fujimori announced her upcoming official trip to China and Japan, after the Senate authorized her travel to participate in diplomatic activities and high-level meetings in both countries.
Through her social media accounts, Fujimori expressed her
gratitude for the legislative authorization and explained that her agenda will
focus on strengthening international relations, promoting investment
opportunities, and expanding markets for Peru.
One of the main objectives of the visit will be her participation
in the APEC Leaders' Summit, a forum that brings together economies from the
Asia-Pacific region to address issues of cooperation, trade, development, and
economic integration.
During her stay, she also plans to hold meetings to promote
investment, explore new markets, and seek international support and cooperation
in response to the effects of the El Niño climate phenomenon.
“I will participate in the APEC Leaders’ Summit and fulfill
a high-level agenda to strengthen our relations, promote investment, open new
markets, and secure support and cooperation in response to El Niño,” he stated.
The trip once again places Peru’s relations with two major
Asian economies at the forefront of the agenda, in a context where
international cooperation, trade, and investment represent strategic issues for
economic development and preparedness for climate events.