Peru's Ambassador to Kuwait: Our relations with the State of Kuwait are witnessing growing momentum in many fields

Kuwait City, July 28 (KUNA) – Carlos Gil Fortol, the Ambassador of the Republic of Peru to Kuwait, affirmed that bilateral relations between his country and the State of Kuwait are witnessing growing momentum in many vital areas, particularly in the economic sector. This was stated in a speech he delivered during a celebration hosted by the embassy on Tuesday, marking the 205th anniversary of Peru’s Independence Day, in the presence of Assistant Minister of Foreign Affairs for the Americas, Minister Plenipotentiary Abdulaziz Al-Qadfan, and several heads of diplomatic missions and international organizations in Kuwait.

Ambassador Fortol noted that the Republic of Peru and the State of Kuwait last year commemorated the 50th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations, reflecting the strength of their friendship and cooperation ties and the shared desire to expand the horizons of bilateral partnership. He highlighted significant opportunities to enhance cooperation between the two countries in sectors such as infrastructure, food security, mining, renewable energy, logistics, tourism, education, healthcare, and digital technologies, emphasizing his country’s welcome of Kuwaiti investors as partners in the journey toward sustainable development.

He also confirmed the readiness of Peruvian exporters to expand their presence in the Kuwaiti market by offering products characterized by quality, sustainability, and innovation, including agricultural products, coffee, seafood, textiles, apparel, and processed foods, thereby contributing to the establishment of long-term commercial partnerships that yield mutual benefits for both countries.

Ambassador Fortol stated that his country is working to consolidate its position as one of the most dynamic economies in Latin America, urging Kuwaiti investors to take advantage of the promising investment opportunities available across various vital sectors. He added that Peru has succeeded, over more than two centuries, in building an economy characterized by financial stability, responsible economic policies, openness to trade and investment, and an attractive investment environment underpinned by a modern legal framework and a wide network of free trade agreements.

He noted that economic diplomacy is not limited to trade and investment alone, but also aims to build bridges of trust, enhance communication, facilitate knowledge exchange, and establish sustainable partnerships among peoples. He expressed his hope that the event would open new horizons for economic and commercial cooperation between Peru and Kuwait. (End) Y.T. / A.A.H.