Lima, Peru | Thursday 18 March 2010 02:00 | | |
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Chilean business group Falabella announced today that it will maintain its investments in Peru despite the effects of the earthquake that hit Chile.
Peru may have 10,000 companies exporting to China during the first ten years of the free trade agreement with that country, that took effect since March 1, said Foreign Trade Minister Martin Perez.
Rio Alto Mining announced that its Peruvian subsidiary company has acquired five mining concessions, that total some 4,300 hectares, reports Semana Economica.
The Organization of American States (OAS), through its Small Tourism Enterprises Program (STEP), will hold the First Meeting of the Regional Technical Committee of the Small Hotels Technical Assistance Program in Countries of the Andean Region this Friday, March 5, in Lima, Peru, with the objective of contributing to the professionalization of the tourism sector.
Formal employment in private companies with ten or more employees has grown by 1.3% during 2009, which is higher than the economic growth of 0.9% registered in the same period, according to figures from Peru's Labor Ministry
Multinational Hasbro, owner of the popular game Monopolio announced it will start operations in Peru, and thus will launch a Peruvian version of this game.
Doe Run Peru signed a Letter of Intent with Glencore, in order to support the resume of its metallurgic operations in La Oroya, informed the mining company in a press release printed in almost all Peruvian printed media.
Peru's Finance Ministry approved a supplementary credit of S/. 611.6 million soles (some US $203 million) intended for funding airports-related projects, reports Semana Económica.
Peru and the European Union will sign a Free Trade Agreement this year. Peru's Foreign Trade Minister, Martin Perez, has just confirmed that negotiations in Brussels have come to an end, and that the terms are convenient for Peru.
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