Chinese President Xi Jinping and Peruvian President Dina Boluarte met in Lima on Thursday to attend a cooperation document exchange ceremony, marking a significant step in strengthening bilateral relations between China and Peru.
The ceremony, held at the Presidential Palace in Lima, featured the signing of multiple agreements aimed at enhancing cooperation in areas such as trade, infrastructure, and cultural exchange. The two leaders expressed their commitment to deepening the strategic partnership between their countries.
In his remarks, President Xi highlighted the long-standing friendship between China and Peru, emphasizing the importance of mutual cooperation in promoting economic development and regional stability. “China and Peru share a history of fruitful collaboration, and today we are reaffirming our dedication to a shared future of prosperity,” he said.
President Boluarte welcomed the Chinese delegation with warmth, noting the significant impact of Chinese investment in Peru’s economy. “This ceremony signifies our mutual aspiration to build stronger ties and foster comprehensive development. We look forward to exploring new opportunities for collaboration,” she stated.
The agreements signed include initiatives to boost trade by reducing barriers, collaborative projects in infrastructure development such as railway construction and port modernization, and programs to enhance cultural and educational exchanges between the two nations.
Experts believe that these cooperative efforts will not only benefit China and Peru but also contribute to the broader economic integration and growth within the Asia-Pacific region. Business communities in both countries have expressed optimism about the potential for new ventures and partnerships arising from these agreements.
The ceremony concluded with both presidents expressing hope for continued dialogue and cooperation, setting a positive tone for future engagements.
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