LIMA, Nov 19 (Reuters) - Peru and China have successfully concluded talks for a free-trade agreement that will strengthen ties between two of the world's fastest growing economies, Peruvian President Alan Garcia said on Tuesday.
Garcia, at a meeting with Chinese President Hu Jintao, said 10 bilateral accords the countries signed would help facilitate the trade agreement.
The pact would be China's second agreement with a resource-rich country in Latin America, whose exports it needs to fuel a roaring economy.
Hu is visiting Peru as leaders from 21 economies gather this week in Lima for the APEC summit. (Reporting by Chris Buckley; Writing by Dana Ford; Editing by Terry Wade)