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The President of the Republic Pedro Castillo highlighted today that the agreements reached during the binational cabinets held with Colombia will be crystallized in borders with development and more integrated attending to the needs of the peoples. After completing the VI Binational Cabinet held in the Colombian city of Villa de Leyva department of Boyac the president announced that the next meeting will take place in July this year in the province of Chota Cajamarca region. Today we are declaring war on common enemies such as poverty inequality that we have on each side of the border. Teamwork shows that we can face these great threats we cannot entertain ourselves with political noise he emphasized at the end of the meeting. In a public statement given together with the president of Colombia Ivn Duque the Peruvian dignitary considered the meetings of ministers of both countries as fruitful since they allow a closer look at the realities faced by the peoples especially in the border areas and assume commitments to meet their needs. In this sense he highlighted that an important percentage of the agreements reached in the V Binational Cabinet held in Pucallpa and the new commitments assumed in this meeting whose results will be evaluated in Chota Cajamarca have been fulfilled. With the experience of the teams from both countries the action plans that have been taking place in Pucallpa in the previous cabinets and what was reaffirmed today in Villa de Leyva will be crystallized in borders with development and in integrated borders attending to the needs of the peoples he underlined. He indicated that the national and international organizations that are created over time must be sustained by looking at the concerns of the citizens of the children who hope to return to the classrooms of the towns without basic services and fearful of the actions of delinquency the drug trafficking and other common problems. On behalf of Peruvians President Castillo congratulated the joint work carried out by the ministers of Peru and Colombia and called for these types of meetings to be held with a view to having a more united Latin America committed to development and ending all the social economic and political problems of their peoples. I congratulate and recognize the good will shown in this meeting. President Duque I am waiting for you to tour Chota and I trust that as scheduled today we will visit the banks of the Putumayo River meet there with our teams concluded the president. Both presidents signed a joint declaration with 57 points in which they reaffirmed their intention to promote the economic and social reactivation of their populations instructed their Ministries of Health to explore new areas of cooperation in the face of COVID-19 and its omicron variant they highlighted the close operational coordination that makes it possible to fight against transnational organized crime in all its forms among other aspects.
