Opportunities were identified in the agro-industry, fisheries, tourism, and logistics sectors, which will be complemented by the positive impact of Public-Private Partnership (PPP) projects and Asset Projects promoted by the Agency.

The project will treat 100% of the city’s wastewater and benefit more than 190,000 people through improved health and sanitation conditions.

The agreement will promote projects in sustainable transportation, energy transition, connectivity, and water and sanitation.

The agreement opens new opportunities for collaboration with Canadian companies by leveraging the CCC’s contracting model.

Projects in Arequipa, Puno, Cusco, Tacna, and Ayacucho will improve access to energy and support the economic growth of the southern macro-region.

The portfolio includes the Cálidda amendment, with an investment of US$ 643 million and an expected award in the second quarter of 2026.

At least six global operators specialized in convention centers are competing to manage one of the most important assets in South America.

The agency highlighted its regional portfolio of infrastructure in transport, irrigation, tourism, and trade during a business meeting in the region.

The initiatives will benefit more than 2.8 million Peruvians and will be developed under the PPP 5.0 approach.

The contract award, with a project amount of US$ 162 million, is expected to take place in the last quarter of 2026.