Martín Vizcarra explained he received supporting phone calls from various regional leaders for the April gathering.
Peruvian
President Martín Vizcarra said that various regional leaders have confirmed
their participation in the April 13-14 Summit.
Peruvian President Martín Vizcarra on March 27 ratified the Summit of the Americas
is to be held in Lima
in April.
He also explained that the withdrawal of
the invitation to Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro was up to his Foreign
Ministry.
Vizcarra, who took office on March 23
after the resignation of President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, said he had received
phone calls from several leaders in the region ratifying their participation in
the summit on April 13 and 14.
"The established schedule is ratified, I
have received calls from various representatives ratifying their commitment to
this important meeting to be held here in Peru,” he explained during his
first press conference as president.
"The first call I received was from
Justin Trudeau, the Prime Minister of Canada,” said Vizcarra, who was serving
as a Peruvian ambassador to Canada
when he was summoned to take up his new post.
US President Donald Trump is also expected to
attend in what would be his first presidential trip to Latin
America.
Source: NDO
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