Paraguay expands rice trade with Guinea-Bissau

Published 2024년 9월 24일

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Paraguay and Guinea-Bissau have expanded their business relations and strengthened their ties, with Paraguay exporting rice worth nearly US$1,400,000 to Guinea-Bissau in 2023. The two countries formalized their diplomatic ties over a year ago and are now exploring opportunities for cultural and academic exchange. Guinea-Bissau's President Umaro Sissoco Embaló expressed interest in signing a political-diplomatic agreement between the two nations. This visit marks a significant milestone in the history of relations between Paraguay and Guinea-Bissau, covering a West African nation with an estimated population of 1,644,000.
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(By Planeta Arroz) Paraguay is strengthening ties and expanding business with Guinea-Bissau, an African country that is a major importer of agricultural products. Paraguayan President Santiago Peña said that “it was with great satisfaction and affection that he had the privilege of receiving the President of Guinea-Bissau and the historical importance of this visit. The president indicated that Paraguay and Guinea-Bissau formalized their diplomatic ties just over a year ago, stating that the relations are long-standing. He also highlighted Paraguay’s collaboration in peacekeeping missions through the United Nations. Trade exchange has already begun, with Paraguay exporting rice to Guinea-Bissau worth almost US$1,400,000 in 2023. “We believe that this is the beginning of other opportunities that may arise and of course we firmly believe in cultural and academic exchange, to which we also open the possibility for students from Guinea-Bissau to come to Paraguay for training in areas ...
Source: Planetaarroz

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