Within the framework of the official visit of Japan's Prime Minister, Fumio Kishida, to Paraguay, it was emphasized during the Information Session led by Foreign Affairs spokesperson Maki Kobayashi that "Paraguay is an important ally with whom we share principles and values, and we look forward to continuing to work together, especially in these times of crisis when we must work more closely and strengthen our joint efforts."
Asunción, Agencia IP.- Within the framework of the official visit of Japan’s Prime Minister, Fumio Kishida, to Paraguay, it was emphasized during the Information Session led by Foreign Affairs spokesperson Maki Kobayashi that «Paraguay is an important ally with whom we share principles and values, and we look forward to continuing to work together, especially in these times of crisis when we must work more closely and strengthen our joint efforts.»
Yesterday, there was an extensive dialogue with the country’s press, during a meeting held at the «Ruy Díaz de Guzmán» Auditorium of the Cultural Center of the City «Carlos Colombino» – Manzana de la Rivera.
Evidence of the alliance between the two countries is that more than 200 Japanese companies currently invest in Paraguay, so «we believe that there are more potentials to continue investing because they offer excellent access to the Mercosur market, which is very important to us,» explained Kobayashi. She also said that the country offers an excellent commercial environment and stable politics.
The spokesperson celebrated that both President Santiago Peña and the Japanese Prime Minister agree on the same aspects regarding the fight against corruption. Aspects that even prompted a new visit by the Japanese leader, considering that they signed six (6) memorandums of understanding.
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