📋 Tender Overview
The Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism (Mincetur) reported that the Multisector Committee for the Development of Foreign Trade in Services was reactivated, with the objective of defining an action plan for 2025, which will promote the recovery and growth of the sector and in particular , of knowledge-based services.
This Plan seeks to prioritize actions focused on 3 areas: capacity development, trade promotion and internationalization, and information and statistics. As part of these, activities will be promoted such as the implementation of programs for the identification of regional exportable supply, creation of a regional directory of service companies, the dissemination of financing mechanisms, specialized training and technical assistance in associative models for export, and proposal for regulatory improvement to promote the export of services.
On the other hand, we will seek to promote the Peru Service Summit and the PeruXpert sector brand, and we will work on actions to identify and disseminate commercial opportunities for prioritized services in international markets. Likewise, work will be done on a proposal for an investment attraction strategy for the sector.
At a global level, the business services sector represents a great commercial opportunity for Peru, being a market of 681 billion dollars in 2023 and with growth expectations of 8% annually until 2027, highlighted the Vice Minister of Foreign Trade. , Teresa Mera, during the session.
Along these lines, she indicated that within the framework of the process of updating the National Foreign Trade Policy to 2035, specific strategies are contemplated in favor of the growth of the export of services, with special focus on the modern services sector.
Representatives of the Ministry of Economy and Finance, the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Production, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Promperu, the National Institute of Statistics and Informatics, the Association of Exporters - ADEX, the Chamber of Commerce participated in the session. of Lima, the National Society of Industries, the Peruvian Coalition of Service Exporters and the Inter-American Development Bank.
