SNI estimates economic losses since December due to the blockade in the regions of the country at 3 billion soles

President of the National Society of Industry (SNI), Jesus Salazarestimated this Wednesday at 3 billion salts economic losses due to the blockade in different regions of the country

In an interview program News Extension, Jesus Salazar he lamented the “violent situation” of small extremist groups and stressed that the entrepreneurs of the regions have a desire to initiate actions for development.

“Since the problems with violence began, the accumulated economic losses have already amounted to about three billion soles. We receive daily calls from industrial partners who are unable to relocate their factories due to lack of supplies or unable to distribute their products throughout the country. This is a heavy blow to the development of the economy,” he said.

Jesus Salazar He believes micro and small businesses are the “most affected” by violent demonstrations or blockades.

“Those who live from day to day, those who have restaurants, those who have a hairdresser, those who have a winery. Wineries are down 70% in sales, hotel occupancy is as high as 4% as in Cusco Tourism lost between 1,500 and 2,000 million salts in the first quarter due to cancellations that have already reached 90%,” he said.

Peru Regions until 2031

On the other side, Jesus Salazar He stressed that at a meeting on Tuesday with Prime Minister Alberto Otarola, the commitment of President Dina Boluarte to form a working group to implement the SNI proposal: the regions of Peru by 2031 was confirmed.

“The work that the National Society of Industry developed just over a year ago and we offer it at the level of all regions of Peru. This working group will consist of the Ministry of Economy, the Ministry of Production and the Ministry of National Society of Industry We will strive to accelerate this implementation,” he said.

He clarified that the “Regions of Peru by 2031” proposal is already included in the national strategic planning and announced that a forum will be held on February 24, which will be attended by CEPLAN and the National Assembly of Governors, and workshops will be held to exercise the executive power. boards.

“What is the task of the executive board? For the government, along with entrepreneurs, professional associations, business unions of each of the regions, to prioritize the sectors that we mention in this productive investment guide, and each region to prioritize the comparative advantages that it has, and this will lead you to a portfolio of productive investments .We intend to do this work between March and July of this year because in August we want to have a big industrial fair in Lima where we will bring together all the regional governments that were able to make this investment portfolio to present them and we we get national and foreign investors,” he explained.

Except, Jesus Salazar He stressed the government’s commitment to revitalizing the economy through the Con Punche Peru program and highlighted the resumption of MYPERÚ purchases, two billion soles for micro-lending and the development of the country’s navy industry.

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