Throwback: DAVOS Interview - Prime Minister of Peru


Prime Minister of Peru, Juan Federico Jimenez Mayor, says his country has been opening up its markets and there are a lot of opportunities for Arab investors.

"Peru is a country with a lot of opportunities. It is a very stable country and government machinery is making sure that the country is on the growth path."

The interview was published in the March 2013 issue of the Dubai-based magazine TRENDS - An International Magazine on Arab Affairs. Below is the jpeg file of the TRENDS magazine.



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