Mexico and Peru Resume Bilateral Dialogue After Nine Months
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Peru's Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Eric Anderson, and Mexico's Assistant Secretary for Latin America and the Caribbean, Raquel Serur, agreed to push forward a work agenda to return to the main issues of the bilateral relationship.
Mexico and Peru held yesterday the first working meeting since the announcement of the re-establishment of diplomatic relations, with a view to reviving the embassies and mechanisms that both nations had adopted. The Undersecretary for Latin America and the Caribbean of the Foreign Ministry, Raquel Serur, met Wednesday with the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Peru, Eric Anderson Machado, in Mexico City. "Both parties agreed to promote a wo…
The meeting between the two nations after the restoration of diplomatic relations addressed the reopening of embassies, the reactivation of cooperation mechanisms and the demand for visas for Peruvians.
Peru and Mexico made progress in the normalization of their diplomatic relations following the first bilateral meeting between representatives of both governments since the re-establishment of their ties.
Vice-Chancellor Anderson reiterated the request for Mexico to reconsider the visa waiver for Peruvian citizens visiting our country arguing that the visa requirement has had an impact on the flow of tourists to Mexico.
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