Brazil: Mission from Paraná seeks to expand trade relations with Japan and South Korea

Published 2023년 3월 3일

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The Government of Paraná, led by Governor Carlos Massa Ratinho Junior, is embarking on its first international trade mission of 2023 to Japan and South Korea from March 4 to 16. The mission, which includes key officials and representatives from Invest Paraná, the state's business attraction agency, aims to expand Paraná's exports, particularly pork protein, to these major East Asian markets. The delegation will also seek investments, present the Nova Ferroeste project to transport sector investors, and strengthen existing business relations. Additionally, the mission will explore the qualification of Paraná slaughterhouses in these countries and discuss potential agricultural projects like bringing a tractor factory and agricultural drone assembly plant to Paraná.

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The first international trade mission of the Government of Paraná in 2023 departs this Saturday (4) for Japan and South Korea. Led by Governor Carlos Massa Ratinho Junior, it aims to expand exports from Paraná to the two largest markets in East Asia, in particular the sale of pork protein. The delegation also intends to attract investments to the State and will present the Nova Ferroeste project to investors in the transport sector. The mission is organized by Invest Paraná, the Government's business attraction agency, linked to the State Secretariat for Industry, Commerce and Services, and by federal deputy Luiz Nishimori. In Japan, the agenda will be from March 4 to 12. Next, the entourage will travel to South Korea, where it will stay from March 13 to 16. In addition to Japan and Korea, commercial trips by Invest Paraná to Canada and Italy are already scheduled for the first semester. In addition to the governor, the Secretary of Industry, Commerce and Services, Ricardo Barros, ...

Source: NoticiasAgricolas