Overview
- At a ceremony in Lima’s Convention Center, President José Jerí attended the swearing‑in and pledged collaboration with regions and stronger, planned investment.
- ANGR members were reported to have selected Neyra by consensus to replace outgoing president Koki Noriega, with the new board assuming duties immediately.
- The new directorate includes Jorge Luis Pérez Flores as vice president and Gilia Gutiérrez Ayala as secretary, alongside representatives from Huánuco, Ica, Lima and Tumbes.
- Neyra outlined priorities focused on accelerating regional infrastructure, closing territorial gaps and reinforcing public security with greater funding for intelligence and prevention.
- He cited a 94.5% regional investment execution rate last year and urged the central government to honor existing commitments on long‑pending projects.