This is a portfolio of 50 potential real estate, energy, wind, and other projects.
Peru's Minister of Economy and Finance, José Salardi, announced today that the government will promote 50 projects involving assets on Armed Forces land, where potential investments totaling more than 2 billion soles can be developed.
"There is great potential for Asset Projects, which is one of the activities and methods of generating private investment in the country that we want to further promote," he said.
"That's why today we see 50 Asset Projects that we've been working on together in recent months, which have potential investments of more than 2 billion soles (approximately US$543.1 million) and will definitely help develop various infrastructure projects," he added.
During the Armed Forces' "Investment Opportunities in Asset Projects" event, José Salardi stated that this portfolio of 50 Asset Projects will contribute to Peru's economic dynamics.
"It will allow for significant private dynamics and business development, in addition to real estate and energy opportunities, in the wind and other sectors," he explained.
"Additionally, exceptional resources will be generated so that the Armed Forces can increasingly better fulfill their required role and maintain the necessary operations. We all know the importance of our Armed Forces and the vital role they play in our country," he added.
The minister highlighted the role of the Private Investment Promotion Agency (ProInversión) in promoting infrastructure projects in various forms.
"In that sense, for over a year we have been actively working with our Asset Projects, Tax-Based Works, and Public-Private Partnership (PPP) teams to explore the various infrastructure projects we can undertake together," he said.
José Salardi also reported that one of the most advanced projects is the modernization of the Military Hospital, to offer the Army and its families the service they deserve.
"We hope to soon join the Air Force and Navy in this effort to make a significant leap forward in improving hospital services," he said.
It's worth mentioning that Asset-Based Projects represent a key and dynamic strategy for the country's economic development. Through collaboration between the public and private sectors, these projects optimize the use of state assets, generating significant benefits for the local or regional population.
