The board of directors of the state-owned company Petroperu announced his resignation through communication No. 020-2024. The former directors point out that “it is not feasible to continue with the assignment received.”
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Former board members say the board was warned Executive on the “financial unsustainability facing the company.”
“They have been told that it is necessary to make the best decision regarding the future of the company. Several days have passed without the government making any statement“The directors appointed by the JGA, unanimously, have submitted our resignation,” the document states.
“We consider that we have fulfilled the responsibility assigned to us, and under the current conditions, it is not feasible to continue with the order received,” they added.
The former directors also point out that they “are not responsible for the scope or consequences of any legal regulation that may be approved, or for the timing of its implementation.”
The document ends with the former directors’ gratitude and indicates that they hope that money will be allocated to Petroperú “without demanding a clear roadmap, accountability and successful results.”
“We deeply hope that your decisions are the best for a country that does not want to continue seeing how scarce resources, necessary to reduce the enormous social gaps, are allocated to Petroperú without demanding a clear roadmap, accountability and successful results,” the document concludes.
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