Beijing, June 27 (EFE).- Peru’s President Tina Poluiarte continued his state visit to Shanghai (East) on Thursday to advance technical cooperation in the health sector and the electricity sector. .
In a meeting with Meng Zhenping, head of the state-owned China Southern Power Grid, Poluarte reaffirmed the two countries’ commitment to strengthening their working relationship in the energy sector, Peru’s presidency’s X Account reported today.
Subsequently, the Peruvian president visited the Shanghai Digital Medical Innovation Center, where he spoke with the company’s director, Nin Kung, about technology transfer, training and the possibility of developing joint projects in the health sector.
Boluarte used a surgical robot to “operate” on hatched quail eggs, demonstrating the precision and potential of this technology for the future of Peruvian medicine, state-run CCTV reported.
Earlier in the day, at a conference titled “Investment Opportunities in Peru,” the only event open to the press on his agenda in Shanghai, Boluarte in a speech highlighted the Andean country’s potential as a destination for investors and efforts to reactivate it. It respects the improvement of the economy and living conditions, the rule of law and the rational use of the public budget.
The Peruvian leader defined the upcoming inauguration of a multimodal logistics ‘hub’ on his country’s central coast as a sign of his government’s “commitment” to development, including the Sankey Megaport built by the China-led consortium, a company he visited this Thursday as part of his agenda, although there was no information about it. Not released.
Last March, Cosco sought legal stability in Peru after learning that the Peruvian government had filed a lawsuit to void a clause in the contract that gave it exclusive access to port services in Sankey, which is still under debate in the Andean nation.
During his official visit to the Asian country, which will last until June 28, and which began this Tuesday in the semi-autonomous region of Hong Kong, Boluarte will travel to Beijing, where he will meet with Chinese President Xi on Friday. Xi Jinping and Premier Li Keqiang.
During the presidential meeting with Xi, the President of Peru indicated that agreements will be signed to strengthen political dialogue, investments, technology transfer, tourism and greater access of Peruvian products to the large Chinese market.
In addition to his president, Poluarte is leading a delegation that includes Jose Arista, heads of the economy and finance; Housing, Construction and Sanitation, Hania Perez de Guiller; Transportation and Communications, Raul Perez Reyes, and Health, Cesar Vasquez.
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