Egypt-Peru trade exchange reaches $28mln in 2022

Peru has been suffering a lot during the last period from political crises that led to conversations among with the government and the political forces in order to reaffirm the democracy. However, the relations between Egypt and Peru remain strong.

Daily News Egypt interviewed the newly appointed Peruvian ambassador to Egypt José Jesús Guillermo Betancourt Rivera to learn more about the situation in Peru and his plan for strengthening the relations between the two countries.We support national dialogue to achieve political stability in Peru, says Rivera

Peru has been suffering from a political crisis recently, what is the current situation in the country?

Peru is a democratic state that respects the constitution, and Dina Boluarte is our legal and legitimate President of Peru. She won her position through a constitutional process, and she is doing whatever is necessary in order to stabilize the country. I have to emphasize that President Dina is doing what the Constitution and the law permits her to do, because we respect human rights and law. Our country enjoys democracy and respects the freedom of speech and press, but everything has to be done with due respect to the law.

Peru is a democratic country with a democratic government, and I am sure in the coming years, it will continue its path of success.

I am not a politician, journalist, or analyst; I am a career diplomat representing Peru. Peruvian ambassadors have a lot of things to do. We live now in democracy and our current president is forming a government in accordance with the constitution. We have to trust the process, and respect regulations within the legal framework of Peru. Every solution has to go through a democratic debate among all political and social forces. We support a national dialogue, but we have to think first in our national interests as a country. Our main interest is to promote Peru’s interests.