Written by Edgar Ruiz Minister of the Secretariat of Development for Repatriates and Refugees It is estimated that 14% of the Paraguayan population resides abroad. The Secretariat of Development for Repatriates and Refugees (Sederrec, by its acronym in Spanish) has as its institutional mission to advocate its actions towards this segment of the population, to
Minister of the Secretariat of Development for Repatriates and Refugees
It is estimated that 14% of the Paraguayan population resides abroad. The Secretariat of Development for Repatriates and Refugees (Sederrec, by its acronym in Spanish) has as its institutional mission to advocate its actions towards this segment of the population, to assist the ones that want or need to return to our country, and at the same time, generating conditions to propitiate their dignified reintegration.
Currently, the Sederrec benefitted over 8,000 people through its programs, such as the Attention to a Secure Residency, inclusion to national identity, assisted return of fellow citizens, and the support for Returned Entrepreneurs.
Creating opportunities for fellow citizens to desire to return to the country is one of the principal axes of the Sederrec. The directions of the President were very clear: to generate conditions for fellow citizens to want to return and contribute to the country, for which we have been working co-ordinately along with other institutions to strengthen the offers of public services aimed at emigrated and repatriated families.
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