Peru's Ambassador: Relations with Kuwait are experiencing rapid growth
Kuwaiti investors urged to seize promising opportunities
The Embassy of the Republic of Peru celebrated yesterday the 205th anniversary of its independence, attended by Assistant Undersecretary of State for the Americas Affairs, Minister Plenipotentiary Abdulaziz Al-Qudfan, a large gathering of ambassadors and diplomats accredited to the country, as well as government officials, businessmen, and representatives of the private sector.
In his speech during the celebration, Ambassador Carlos Jimenez emphasized that commemorating his country’s National Day also serves as an opportunity to highlight Peru’s significant economic and investment potential. He noted that Peru, which this year marks 205 years since its independence, has become one of the most dynamic and stable economies in the world, thanks to its responsible fiscal policies, open economy, and commitment to enhancing trade and investment.
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He clarified that Peru is distinguished not only by its abundance of natural resources but also by offering an attractive investment environment based on a modern legal framework and a wide network of free trade agreements that provide preferential access to markets representing more than 80 percent of global GDP, in addition to possessing a young and qualified workforce.
He pointed out that relations between Peru and Kuwait continue to grow at a rapid pace, noting that the two countries celebrated the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations last year, which embodied the depth of friendship and a shared vision based on dialogue and cooperation. He expressed his aspiration to continue this momentum through new initiatives that enhance rapprochement between the two countries.
Jimenez called on Kuwaiti investors to take advantage of the promising opportunities offered by Peru in sectors such as infrastructure, food security, mining, renewable energy, logistics, tourism, education, healthcare, and digital technologies. He stressed that economic diplomacy is not limited to commercial and investment exchanges, but is built on building trust, enhancing communication between peoples, and exchanging expertise to achieve shared prosperity.
