The Peruvian government is allocating 10 million soles (approximately $2.7 million USD) to infrastructure improvements in five cities ahead of Pope Leo XIV’s visit in November. The funds will be used to enhance infrastructure, signage, and basic services in Piura, Chiclayo, Pucallpa, Cusco, and Lima. These improvements are specifically aimed at preparing for the pontiff’s arrival and ensuring a smooth visit. The government is currently considering expanding the Pope’s itinerary to include additional regions of Peru. The investment signals the importance Peru places on the papal visit and its desire to present a positive image to the world. Officials have not yet released a detailed breakdown of how the funds will be distributed among the cities. Further announcements regarding the Pope’s schedule and potential route expansions are expected soon.