Geopolítica del Perú y su perspectiva en el ámbito marítimo

Giancarlo  Ferrer Carrasco

Giancarlo Ferrer Carrasco Marina de Guerra del Perú

Keywords: Geopolitics of Peru, port development, naval industry, international maritime panorama

Abstract

In the midst of the global geopolitical dispute of the great powers, and in a growing international environment of conflicts, world trade and its maritime lines of communication become a focus of permanent observation. In Peru, large projects in the maritime field, such as the development of port infrastructure and the promotion of the naval industry, have been generating high expectations about the impacts they may generate, especially in the economic aspect. However, these interests have resonance in the region and especially in Chile, a country whose oceanic vision leads to remaining competitive in the port sector and in maritime trade in the south Pacific. This article presents a brief review of Peru's geopolitical vision, focusing on the projection towards the Indo-Pacific and the effects that this can cause.

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Author Biography

Giancarlo Ferrer Carrasco, Marina de Guerra del Perú

Capitán de Navío licenciado en Ciencias Marítimo Navales y especializado en Guerra de Superficie. Viene cursando la maestría en Política Marítima en la Escuela Superior de Guerra Naval. Es Diplomado en Supply Chain Management en UPC, Diplomado en Sistemas Integrales de Gestión en la misma universidad y Diplomado en Lean Supply Chain and Logistic Management en ESAN. Ha prestado servicio en Unidades de Superficie, participando en diversos operativos nacionales e internacionales, siendo su último cargo a bordo, Segundo Comandante del actual buque insignia B.A.P. “ALMIRANTE GRAU” (FM-53). Ha ocupado cargo como Jefe de Sección en los Estados Mayores de la Comandancia de la Fuerza de Superficie, la Tercera Zona Naval y la Comandancia General de Operaciones del Pacífico.