Peruvian’s Foreign Minister Saudi Arabia has revealed to enter into agreements before the end of this year

Peruvian Foreign Minister Emore Shillar Salisido, who is currently visiting Riyadh, has revealed that there are ongoing debate towards Saudi with the aim of signing several bilateral agreements. Salisido signed the end of these agreements before the end of this year and these agreements include the general cooperative agreement and the air service agreement.

“I am touring the Gulf regions. It comes in the framework of the preface to sign a multilateral agreement with the Gulf Cooperation Council, including Saudi Arabia and many important countries in the region.”

“The deal with the Gulf States comes in a consultation framework on general concern issues. It is a large -scale and diverse agreement that covers politics, economics, commerce, culture, education, health, security, technology and other important fields.”

Saudi Peruvian cooperation

“Peru and Saudi Arabia have excellent relationships in political, diplomatic, cultural and tourism levels, and we have a very common necklace,” said Salisido. However, our commercial and economic relations are still rich in enormous capabilities we should use. ”

He said: “My goal is to further strengthen our relations and start building bridges between our governments and two private sectors in our governments and two private sectors, and that the year 2026 is the same as the forty -year anniversary of the start of diplomatic relations between Peru and Kingdoms 2026.”

He continues to do so: «We are currently getting close cooperation with Saudi Arabia in the fields of political and diplomatic coordination on general concern issues, as well as bilateral business opportunities, tourism and culture in political and diplomatic coordination fields. We look forward to strengthening these relationships to include wide areas such as energy, investment, trade and technology. We intend to build cooperation and investment relations in mining, oil, gas, renewable fuel, communications, water desalination and electronic public sectors, emphasizing the restoration of his country’s experience with national investors equally with foreign investors.

He explained: At the private sector level, it is necessary to establish direct relations between Peruvian companies and their Saudi counter, especially in the Saudi market, which are currently imported by intermediate countries. Increasing this direct relationships will reduce costs and benefit producers, buyers and customers the same. ”

He said, “We encourage both investors on both sides to explore the possibilities of starting their projects in our two countries. In this case, I want to congratulate the Saudi government for issuing a new investment law that allows foreign investors to have full ownership of their projects.

Aranko investments in Peru

The Foreign Minister praised the positive developments on his country’s economy after the launch of the Saudi “Aoranco” company in Peru, in connection with the rising role of a new Shankai port in promoting international trade, especially in connecting South America with Asia. He believes that “Aoranco” has expanded his indirect investment in his country’s energy sector through his strategic investments.

In March 2025, Aramco bought “Primx” (a major fuel distribution company working in Peru, Colombia and Ecuadors) for about 3.5 billion. “This acquisition strengthens the presence of South America (Aranko) and increases its fuel distribution network.”

He said: “By dealing with the company (Mid Ocean Energy), the Aramco Peru has also strengthened the indirect share of the LNG project, a liquid plant south of the capital Lima.

In Shanke’s port, Salisido said: “The Chankai Port is built according to the latest international standards, with a capacity of 6 million tonnes of public goods and 160 thousand vehicles per year. It is designed to maintain high -capacity container ships, and has the total investment of automated warehouses, and the total investment of its first stage, and the total number of dollars.

The Chankai Strategic Port site located in the heart of the Peruvian coast is expected to make a qualitative change in the field of shipping and logistical services, asia, Kaao and Lima international airport, as a qualitative change in Asia and from Asia and to Asia.

The Peruvian Foreign Minister has suggested that the Chankai port contributes to the shipping of the Pacific Ocean to reduce the time and costs of the Pacific Ocean, which significantly increases the coastal navigation activities between the two Americans.

What can Peru provide for the kingdom?

In his answer to this question, Salisido said: “Peru has a lot of progress to the kingdom as part of his (Vision 2030), because mining is one of the most prominent forces in Peru, which is one of the major areas of Saudi Arabia.”

“Peru has many other minerals and rare land elements, along with huge reserves of biological minerals such as copper, gold, silver, zinc, tin, lead and lehiyam.”

According to Solido, the kingdom excelled in oil and gas, but Peru offers huge investment opportunities in these two sectors, where the Saudi experience is very useful and profitable on both sides and to the Latin American region and the entire Caribbean.

He continues: «There is also a variety of agricultural wealth in Peru, which contributes to the achievement of Saudi Arabia in food security. These products include high seeds and foods such as Quinova and Chia, as well as coffee, cocoa, beans and beans. Also, seafood and water biological education are in areas with extensive experience of Peru and it is ready to share this knowledge.

Saudi Arabia, with its “Vision 2030”, is open to tourism, so he emphasizes that it is to explore its great and valuable archaeological areas and to expose, manage and protect it. He emphasized his country’s readiness to provide its widespread experience in the field: “We are ready to cooperate and exchange related experiences and knowledge.”

On the other hand, Peru wants Peru to support Peru Petrochemical products and fertilizers from the kingdom, in addition to exchanging knowledge in oil, gas, power and electronic public sectors.