The foreign companies They inject capital that brings us closer to a formal and more stable economy, said the head of the Institute of Business Development Economics (Iedep) of the Lima Chamber of Commerce (CCL), Óscar Chávez.
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In statements to Peru21recalled that Peru has an infrastructure gap that exceeds US$100,000 million, so greater disbursement is needed and that from abroad is a good alternative.
“We have natural, agricultural, energy and resources that are not exploited and that could be exploited with foreign capital,” he noted and stated that it must be taken into account that Peru has one of the most stable economies in the region, which makes it attractive for disbursements.
Likewise, he pointed out that according to figures from the Central Reserve Bank (BCR), this year foreign investment would amount to US$9,414 million, and by 2025 this amount would rise to US$11,400 million.
“However, we must remember that it is not mandatory to register foreign investment,” he said.
It should be noted that a Ipsos survey revealed that in Peru there is a favorable opinion about foreign companies, mainly those from the United States, Japan, China and Canada.
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