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Prime Minister Adrianzen welcomed the commitment to governance and the promotion of a climate of tranquility during the development of the APEC 2024 Forum. One hundred and seventy-five subnational authorities and representatives of entities, organizations and business, commercial and civil society associations signed the declaration for a climate of peace for development and competitiveness, in order to strengthen national unity in the face of the announcements of demonstrations during the Economic Leaders Week of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Forum (APEC).
This call for peace is the result of a round of dialogue held by the President of the Council of Ministers, Gustavo Adrianzen, the Foreign Minister Elmer Schialer and representatives of ministries with multiple regional and local authorities, and delegates from various groups, who agreed on the need to arrange an atmosphere of tranquility and harmony for the delegations of the economies that visit our country this week.
We have had the opportunity to exchange opinions on the importance that APEC has for Peru, not only as a country, but for each citizen. We have listened with deep satisfaction to the commitment of each of the countrys living forces to governability, to generating this climate of peace, tranquility and harmony that we all need, stressed the head of the Ministerial Cabinet.
The joint statement, which was also disseminated by the official networks of the Presidency of the Republic, highlights four points: 1) the transcendental moment that the APEC Forum 2024 represents and the great opportunity to put Peru before the eyes of the world; 2) a call to the various actors to join a joint view of the country and leave aside positions that promote instability and affect the image of Peru; 3) the duty of all Peruvians to generate conditions of stability and peace to strengthen unity and accelerate the path of economic recovery; and 4) respect for the right to freedom of expression and peaceful protest, however, avoiding actions that affect the normal development of the APEC Forum.
Prime Minister Adrianzen congratulated the decision of the various unions of the business and productive sector not to join the strikes called for the dates on which the APEC 2024 Forum meetings are held, trusting in the Executives commitment to continue talking with these groups in the future in order to listen to and address their main demands in terms of security and other issues.
In addition to subnational authorities, the document was signed by representatives of different groups, including unions of formal transporters, merchants from Mesa Redonda and Gamarra, unions of the tourism sector, the National Council of Deans of Professional Colleges of Peru, representatives of churches and foundations, among other groups.
