The Ecuadorian Executive’s Secretariat of Communication reported on two activities on the visiting president’s agenda. The first will be the laying of a floral offering at the monument to the heroes of August 10 in Plaza Grande, followed by a press conference in the afternoon.
According to the authorization granted by the Peruvian Congress, Jeri will participate in the Binational Cabinet meeting, although the Ecuadorian government has not yet confirmed the presence of Peruvian President Daniel Noboa, who was on an international tour.
Ministerial teams from both nations are expected to attend the integration and cooperation mechanism established between these neighboring countries, a model that Ecuador also practices with Colombia.
Following the meeting, representatives from both countries will sign the Quito Presidential Declaration and adopt the Action Plan that will guide their joint work in 2025-2026, with commitments in infrastructure, border development, security and defense, trade, tourism, energy, the environment, and social issues.
The last bilateral meeting was in 2024 in Lima, where Noboa met with then-President Dina Boluarte and they signed 49 commitments to strengthen the relationship and improve the quality of life in border communities.
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