Peru's Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement on the 7th announcing that the Peruvian and Mexican governments have reached an agreement to officially resume diplomatic relations interrupted since November 2025. The two sides stated that the move was based on the long-standing friendship, cooperation and brotherhood between the two countries, and reaffirmed that they will respect the principles of international law and the United Nations Charter. Relations between the two countries deteriorated due to political turmoil involving former Peruvian President Pedro Castillo. Mexico previously provided diplomatic asylum to Castillo's family and former Prime Minister Betsy Chávez, triggering strong dissatisfaction in the Peruvian government and announcing the severance of diplomatic relations with Mexico in 2025.

Peru's Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement on the 7th announcing that the Peruvian and Mexican governments have reached an agreement to officially resume diplomatic relations interrupted since November 2025. The two sides stated that the move was based on the long-standing friendship, cooperation and brotherhood between the two countries, and reaffirmed that they will respect the principles of international law and the United Nations Charter. Relations between the two countries deteriorated due to political turmoil involving former Peruvian President Pedro Castillo. Mexico previously provided diplomatic asylum to Castillo's family and former Prime Minister Betsy Chávez, triggering strong dissatisfaction in the Peruvian government and announcing the severance of diplomatic relations with Mexico in 2025.