What Is Driving Peru’s Relationship with China?
What is the state of Peru-China commercial ties today?
Jose Torres
March 19, 2013
What is the state of Peru-China commercial ties today?
Concerns are mounting in China about Hugo Chavez’s health, his future successor, and the fate of the ‘Bolivarian revolution.’
Chinese exports to Latin America grew 12 to 15 percent last year, and could make up for declining demand from developed markets.
The Chinese Academy of Social Sciences is asking Chinese ‘netizens’ to participate in a poll identifying the top ten events in Latin America in 2012.
Despite turnover among China’s leaders, relations with Latin America are likely to progress much as they have over the past few years.
Foreign ministers from Chile, Venezuela, Cuba and India met in New Delhi on August 7.
Bilateral trade between India and Latin America has grown from $2 billion in 2000 to more than $25 billion.
There has been considerable debate in recent years about Chinese strategy for global engagement.
Thirty years after implementing its policy of “reform and opening-up,” China sees its role among developing nations in much the same way.
A conversation with the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs focused on the outcomes of the 5th US-China sub-dialogue on Latin America.
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