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As part of his participation in the 60th Munich Security Conference, Foreign Minister Javier González-Olaechea Franco held bilateral meetings with his counterparts from India and Estonia.
During their meeting with the Minister of External Affairs of India, Subrahmanyam Jaishankar, they prioritized the possibility of the Government of the Asian country promoting public and private cooperation in governance and artificial intelligence that benefits Peru.
In turn, Foreign Minister González-Olaechea invited him to evaluate the possibility of establishing a techno-artificial park and ratified the equal conditions that foreign investment and national investment receive in our country.
For his part, the Indian minister said that the construction of this park would be of interest to technology companies in his country, considering that Peru enjoys a privileged location in the region. The high-level authorities agreed to continue strengthening the bilateral relationship through the creation of a Political Consultation Mechanism.
In the framework of the meeting between Foreign Minister Javier González-Olaechea and the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Estonia, Margus Tsahkna, both agreed on the importance of technical cooperation in digital government and cybersecurity.
To this end, it was decided to resume the Political Consultation Mechanism between the two countries, and given Estonia's willingness to cooperate technically with Peru, Minister González-Olaechea offered to send a current diagnosis in this area to finalize a cooperation plan this year.
Meanwhile, during their meeting with the head of International Affairs of the Presidential Court of the United Arab Emirates, Mariam bint Mohammed Saeed Almheiri, they highlighted the importance of food security and the promotion of alternative energies.
Having agreed on both topics, Foreign Minister González-Olaechea highlighted this year the establishment of the Embassy of Peru in that Asian country, from which the technical cooperation that Peru needs from a country as important as the United Arab Emirates will be sought.
At the beginning of his participation in the 60th Munich Security Conference, the Minister of Foreign Affairs met with the president of the forum, Christoph Heusgen. He thanked him for his deference for the invitation to this representative event to discuss and contribute to international security.