This study seeks to provide elements of knowledge about the transformation of the Chinese economy and its future direction, as well as its economic international strategy. Thus, the method adopted has not been to study the Peru-China relationship itself, but to analyze the evolution of the Chinese counterpart in order to identify elements and trends that may be used to design a strategy that renews the traditional pattern of our relationships, characterized mainly by the export of raw material and the investment in extractive sectors. Likewise, China has been studied not from the point of view of the market opportunities, but from the prospect of results of its development strategies. Hence, elements are deduced to enrich the relationship agenda with such country, in order for it to contribute to the structural change in Peru.
Chile and Indonesia met to strengthen their bilateral relationship.
Chile and Indonesia discussed on strengthening their bilateral relationship, Chile’s participation in the RCEP, and Valparaíso’s candidacy to host the Secretariat of the BBNJ Agreement.
