📋 Tender Overview
During the meeting, Minister Esichan highlighted the dialogue between the State and the Private sector.The Ministry of the Environment (Minam) and the Lima Chamber of Commerce (CCL) reaffirmed their commitment to conserving the environment and strengthening the circular economy, through comprehensive work that allows responsible management of solid waste and chemical substances.
During the meeting held by the head of Minam, Miguel Espichan, and the president of the CCL, Roberto De La Tore, accompanied by his work team, the importance of building bridges between the State and the private sector was highlighted, to generate development opportunities in local populations and different sectors of the country.
In that sense, as part of the transition governments agenda, the Minister of the Environment reiterated that his sector is always willing to dialogue. During our management we are working open doors with the different actors and fundamentally with the private sector, he indicated.
On the other hand, he announced that Minam is putting together a package of environmental projects for 2026 and will hold a roadshow to be able to channel some OXI, APP type initiatives as a mechanism that allows the value and development of environmental projects.
We seek to promote projects for the benefit of the population with projects on solid waste, conservation, reforestation. The idea is to efficiently move the environmental component and encourage private investment, emphasized the head of Minam.
Regarding the situation that the country is going through, Espichan stated that conservation and sustainability allow the development of local communities but only in a safe environment, highlighting that the priority of our government and the priority of our country is the fight against citizen insecurity.
