Keiko Fujimori's initial presidential address focused heavily on security, the economy, infrastructure, and state reform, but conspicuously excluded any mention of culture. The speech entirely lacked references to the Ministry of Culture, Peru’s cultural heritage, or the challenges and importance of the cultural industries. This omission has raised concerns about the new government’s prioritization of cultural development as part of national progress. Analysts note the absence signals a potential de-emphasis on the sector, despite its contribution to Peru’s identity and economy. The lack of attention to culture contrasts with its impact on national development. This oversight is prompting debate regarding the future of cultural policy under the new administration.