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In official regional governor visit to JapanWithin the framework of his official visit to the Asian country with financing of the International Cooperation Agency of Japan (JICA), the regional governor of Lambayeque, Jorge Perez Flores, proposed the opening of a Bilateral Negotiation Table Peru-Japan, with the aim of promoting the investment of the Japanese private sector in the Macroregional tourist corridor formed by Lambayeque, Cajamarca, Amazonas and San Martin, where an investment is provided of 800 million dollars.
During the day, which was attended by officials of the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF) and the Vice Ministry of Tourism, Governor Perez stressed that these four regions share ancient cultural wealth, biodiversity, gastronomic development and the presence of the Amazon basin, elements that constitute one of the most powerful tourist offers of the country and the continent.
It is no use to have great cultural milestones if we are not connected as a corridor. The north has a larger proposal than Machupicchu, and can become the most important tourism project in South America, said Perez Flores.
The regional president emphasized that the tourist corridor of the North Peruvian could represent a comprehensive and sustainable alternative that democratizes the economy: active restaurants, taxis, motorcycle taxis, hotels and the entire production chain linked to tourism, known as the industry without chimneys.
In addition, he announced that this project includes an estimated investment of 800 million dollars in the coming years, within the framework of strengthening cooperation relations between the Government of Peru and the Government of Japan.
From the city of Hagi, the governor thanked Mayor Tanaka and the entire JICA team for his commitment to the development of the Peruvian North, and informed that Lambayeque officially participates in the Osaka 2025 Expo, where the potential of the North East Commonwealth of Peru was presented.
This industry democratizes the economy. If we activate a point of the corridor, the entire region is dynamic. Peru is not only machupicchu or the Nazca lines; the north also has an incredible offer that the world needs to know, he said.
With this integrating approach and with the support of strategic allies such as Jica and the Japanese government, Peru aims to consolidate a new international tourist route that values the cultural, natural and gastronomic heritage of the national northeast, promoting the decentralization of tourism and inclusive economic development.
