The International Infrastructure and Construction Fair – INFRACON PERÚ, organized by the National Infrastructure Construction Society (SNCI), formally received the license to use the Peru Brand on Tuesday, May 5, thus becoming a key event for the promotion of the country's image and the consolidation of Peru in the global arena.
The executive president of the Commission for the Promotion of Peru for Exports and Tourism (PROMPERÚ), Freddy Solano, presented the Peru Brand certificate to the vice president of the SNCI, César Candela, within the framework of the “Business Breakfast: Legal framework applicable to Works for Taxes and Portfolio of ProInversión Projects”, organized by the SNCI.
During the ceremony, the head of PROMPERÚ highlighted the Construction sector as an unstoppable engine. “In 2024, investment in infrastructure reached the historic figure of S/ 47 billion, a growth of more than 20%. Likewise, the dynamism of the sector with growth peaks of 9% in recent periods confirm that construction is the foundation of our economic stability,” he indicated.
Regarding the delivery of the Peru Brand license to INFRACON, Solano indicated that PROMPERÚ recognizes the strategic role of the SNCI in the coordination between the State and the private sector. “We are convinced that this alliance will enhance the visibility of its projects and strengthen Peru's reputation as a regional infrastructure benchmark,” he said.
For his part, the vice president of the SNCI stressed the value of INFRACON PERU 2026 bearing the distinctive Peru Brand, and emphasized the importance of companies working together with the public sector to promote the development of the country.
It is worth remembering that the National Construction and Infrastructure Society, a union that brings together nearly 100 national and international companies, has been part of the Peru Brand Licensee Program since 2025, becoming a strategic ally in promoting business investment in Peru.
INFRACON PERÚ 2026 will be held from October 14 to 16 at the Virgen de VIDAWASI Children's Health Citadel, in Urubamba – Cusco. This event seeks to connect leaders of national and international companies, investors and government representatives, and highlight opportunities for the development of projects in sectors such as Construction, Infrastructure, Mining, Energy, Tourism and Technology and AI.
The Business Breakfast, which took place at the Hyatt Centric San Isidro hotel, had the executive president of ProInversión, Luis Del Carpio, as the main speaker.
Among those attending the event are: Pablo Selamé, Chargé d'Affaires of the Embassy of the Republic of Chile; Estrella Heduen, head of the Urban Development and Infrastructure Portfolio of the French Development Agency; Paulina Torres, Trade Manager of ProChile; and María Teresa Jiménez, Export Advisor at ProColombia.
Likewise, José Salardi and Úrsula Letona, members of the SNCI Advisory Council, participated; Promperú and ProInversión officials; and representatives of SNCI member companies.
