📋 Tender Overview
In the first month of management of the Government of Transition and National Reconciliation, led by the president of the republic, Jose Jeri, the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism (Mincetur) has consolidated important advances, strengthening Perus position in international markets and promoting sustainable and inclusive tourism development.
In the field of foreign trade, the decision adopted by the Permanent Mixed Multisector Commission of the National Export Strategic Plan (PENX) stands out, which approved the proposal for the National Multisector Foreign Trade Policy to 2040, sent to the National Center for Strategic Planning (CEPLAN). This instrument will guide the actions of the State in commercial matters for the next 15 years.
During this period, Peru concluded the ninth round of negotiations with India, its second trading partner in Asia and fourth worldwide. The exchange of goods between both countries reached a record figure of US$5.8 billion in 2024, reflecting the dynamism of bilateral trade. Likewise, negotiations were concluded for the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding with the Philippines, which will allow the process towards a future trade agreement to begin.
Likewise, Peru and Thailand are in the final stage of negotiating a trade agreement, which could be finalized in 2025, while with Japan the creation of the Science and Technology Cooperation Subcommittee was approved, aimed at promoting joint research, innovation and technical cooperation projects between entities from both countries.
In the tourism sector, Mincetur awarded Hierarchy 4 to the Historic Center of Cusco, the highest tourism recognition in the country, due to its exceptional value and international relevance. In addition, more than S/7.5 million were transferred to the Ministry of the Interior and the General Directorate of Captaincies and Coast Guard, with the aim of strengthening tourist security at the national level.
Through Promperu, the gastronomic fair Peru, Mucho Gusto was organized, which registered the visit of more than 270 thousand people, an increase of 50% compared to 2024, and the participation of 187 exhibitors from the 25 regions of the country. Likewise, Cajamarca was presented as the second pilot destination in the country that begins its transformation process towards an Intelligent Tourist Destination (DTI), reaffirming the Governments commitment to modern, sustainable and inclusive tourism.
In this way, Mincetur reaffirms its commitment to the economic development of the country, promoting management aimed at commercial openness, competitiveness and the sustainability of Peruvian tourism.
