The President Dina Boluarte He stressed that his government achieved macroeconomic stability thanks to public and private investment, the record reservations and a productive reactivation plan.
In her message for Patrias Fiestas, the president stressed that 2023 was one of the most complex years for the Peruvian economy due to the initial political crisis of its management and the impact of Cyclone Yaku and the El Niño phenomenon.
Faced with this, he assured that his administration implemented a productive reactivation plan accompanied by a responsible management of monetary and fiscal policy, as well as a strong commitment to public and private investment.
“The result of these policies allowed the situation in 2024 to be reunited, when the GDP grew 3.3%, and we estimate that by the end of this year we will achieve growth between 3.1%and 3.5%, which will position us as one of the economies with the greatest expansion in the region,” he said.
The president also announced that the country’s international reserves increased by 15,247 million dollars, a historical figure that reflects the confidence of investors and the stability of the national currency. He also stressed that during the first half of 2025 the private sector made long -term debt emissions for 17,422 million soles, which will allow financing new business projects and consolidate Peru as a reliable issuer in international financial markets.
“All this is possible when there is a stable and safe business climate, which makes not only our entrepreneurs invest, but also global investors look at us as a reliable destination, even in a pre -election year,” he emphasized.
Finally, Boluarte said that the achievement of these results responds to the defense of the constitutional order, political stability and democratic governance, pillars that, he said, have characterized their government from the beginning.
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