China Global Television Network (CGTN)

　　On the day of the Project’s Open Day event, CGTN reporters interviewed Jiang Shouguo, Chairman of CWE, Hernán Yaipén Aréstegui, the Minister of National Infrastructure Management Authority of Peru, and representatives of Chinese engineers on site. Jiang Shouguo noted that CWE has undertaken and constructed approximately 20 projects in various sectors in Peru, including water conservancy and hydropower, municipal flood control, roads and bridges, power transmission and transformation, and mine infrastructure construction, contributing its part to the vigorous implementation of the “Belt and Road” Initiative in Peru. As Yaipén noted, the 2024 APEC CEO Summit is a significant event for Peru, a steadfast friend and partner of China. He expressed his hope that China, along with other countries, would explore investment opportunities in Peru to bolster the nation’s infrastructure development, generate additional employment, improve the income of residents, and stimulate social and economic progress.

　　CGTN also posted pictures and articles on Facebook, Twitter, and Weibo to highlight the Project. Additionally, it continues to publicize other typical projects of CWE in Latin America, including the San Gaban III Hydropower Project in Peru and the Canar and Naranjal Flood Control Project in Ecuador, showcasing CWE’s significant efforts and remarkable achievements in the “Belt and Road” Initiative.

　　

　　LA REPUBLICA

　　LA REPUBLICA, a mainstream Peruvian media outlet, covered the Project’s Open Day event on site.

　　Hernán Yaipén Aréstegui, the Minister of ANIN, noted in an interview that the Project is one of the representative projects undertaken by ANIN and is now progressing smoothly in all aspects. Jacqueline Cartolin, Mayor of Huachipa, affirmed the Project’s positive impact on the local economy. She emphasized that, through joint efforts with local residents, the Project has brought new opportunities to the area thanks to its excellent performance capabilities. Alex Durán, Chairman of the Cajamarquía Housing Association, expressed strong support for the Project, stating, “It is with great pleasure that we witness the Project nearing completion.” He noted that all residents in Cajamarquía, Huachipa, and Campoy are anticipating the completion of the Project.

　　LA REPUBLICA also spoke highly of the Project, believing “it to be a key step in mitigating floods in the region and benefiting all regions in eastern Lima. The 10-kilometer-long river course project encompasses the construction of pedestrian pathways and landscaped areas, which not only enhances safety but also improves connectivity and contributes to urban aesthetics.”

　　

　　Screenshots of some of the media coverage

　　

　　

　　Santa Cruz Lurigancho-Chosica (Overseas Media)   

　　

　　

　　National Infrastructure Management Authority of Peru (Overseas Media)

　　

　　

　　Municipal Government of Santa Maria de Huachipa (Overseas Media)   

　　

　　

　　National Institute of Civil Defense of Peru

　　

　　

　　National Center for Estimation, Prevention and Reduction of Disaster Risk of Peru