Peruvian President Dina Boluarte will embark on a five-day state visit to China starting June 25, marking her first trip to the country since taking office. The visit, hosted at the invitation of Chinese President Xi Jinping, aims to deepen ties between the two nations under their 'comprehensive strategic partnership.'
🇵🇪🤝🇨🇳 During high-stakes meetings, Boluarte is scheduled to hold talks with President Xi, Chinese Premier Li Qiang, and National People's Congress Standing Committee Chairman Zhao Leji. Their agenda? Strengthening political trust and ramping up cooperation across trade, infrastructure, and cultural exchanges.
"China-Peru relations have thrived for over 50 years, delivering real benefits to both sides," said Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning. With Peru being a major Latin American partner for China, this visit could unlock new opportunities in tech, sustainability, and global governance.
Why it matters: Peru is China's second-largest investment destination in Latin America, with collaborations spanning mining, energy, and digital innovation. As young professionals and entrepreneurs eye emerging markets, this diplomatic power play could shape future cross-Pacific ventures. 🌍💼
